Evolution proves that algorithms can solve any problem: Difference between revisions

}}You will see much scepticism in these pages that the claims advanced [[artificial intelligence]] are all they have cracked up to be. This is not just predicated on the quality of [[LinkedIn]]’s [[AI]]-generated question prompts, although they are certainly articulate evidence for the defence.

We say that algorithmic processes — even clever ones — are simply ''incapable'' of responding to unexpected events in [[complex system]]s. These require imagination, creativity, and an ability to construct a narrative — qualities not possessed by any [[artificial intelligence]] known to the world today. Expecting preconfigured algorithms to solve novel problems is like expecting Newtonian mechanics to solve problems which, by their existence, [[falsify]] Newtonian mechanics. One needs to construct an entirely new model.