First they came for chess, and the AI played so poorly that even a beginner could defeat them. Then Gary Kasparov lost.
Then they came for Go, and professionals could defeat these programs even given handicaps of 10+ stones in favor of the AI. Then Lee Sedol lost.
Then they came for vision, and there were so many features that it never worked. Then it became cheaper to make computer generated imagery than practical special effects.
Then they came for the brain—and the braniacs said the programs didn't actually understand, despite the programs doing better than the average person on standardized tests. Then...
Then they came for Go, and professionals could defeat these programs even given handicaps of 10+ stones in favor of the AI. Then Lee Sedol lost.
Then they came for vision, and there were so many features that it never worked. Then it became cheaper to make computer generated imagery than practical special effects.
Then they came for the brain—and the braniacs said the programs didn't actually understand, despite the programs doing better than the average person on standardized tests. Then...