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Ask HN: Could a form of modern-day AI been made to work back in the late 1980s?

1 点作者 p5v大约 1 年前
Before you answer with a loud &quot;No,&quot; this isn&#x27;t a question that asks for facts. Of course, it didn&#x27;t. But also, we also know that the underlying theories behind LLMs and other artificial intelligence techniques are not new; some date back to much earlier. Plus, there were efforts on both sides of the Cold War sectrum to build a supercomputer &quot;to rule them all.&quot;<p>Thus, if we imagine that the scope of my question is in the context of a parallel reality hard-sci-fi story, how plausible would it have been for any side to advance over the other with any form of artifical intelligence (as rudimentary as it may have been)?

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h2odragon大约 1 年前
NSA hold basic patents in the field from the <i>70s</i> on.<p>They&#x27;ve also been hot for floating point vector machines in a big way since then.