A.I. Simulation Picks Sanders

Very Interesting

A.I. company in Silicon Valley asked their system to determine: "Which candidate would make the best President" ?.

Unlike traditional A.I., this system collects input from groups of users, then applies A.I. techniques to find the optimal answer.




Also best challanger to Hillary should she get picked.

a reply to: Blue_Jay33

VERY interesting! I don't think it will go that way, because there are WAY more powerful influences on the outcome than the people's wishes (unfortunately), but I think it would be great to see Rand challenge Hillary OR Bernie.

a reply to: Blue_Jay33

I thought everyone was terrified at the inhuman potential threat that AI poses?

Well, that's all the convincing I require.

Without knowing what parameters the AI was programmed to value, it means very little. And without knowing what groups of users were questioned and what questions were asked, it also means very little.

a reply to: Blue_Jay33

i would kill for a rand paul vs everyone else.

thanks for the info.

anyone else wondering what exactly the "bad question" was?

Sanders v. Paul might actually be the most honest ticket possible.

Both men seem to believe fully in their stated positions and demonstrate a balance of intellect and passion.

a reply to: Blue_Jay33

This one correctly predicted the Women's World Cup Soccer winners. The score was 5-2, though...

a reply to: Blue_Jay33
I would not label this AI, there is no intelligence in the program, it is a pattern recognition engine and it is linked to data sets that are easily open to manipulation. It would be easy to make that program 'say' anything you wanted.

a reply to: notmyrealname

I agree. I don't get the AI label. It's Swarm Intelligence. Collective intelligence would be a better label than AI, IMO.

Examples in natural systems of SI include ant colonies, bird flocking, animal herding, bacterial growth, fish schooling and microbial intelligence.

And group think among people...

Sanders is too old to be president.
The dems brought up McCains age when he ran at age 71.
Sanders will be 75.

Obama looks like he aged 20 years since he's been in, so it might kill sanders.

originally posted by: Bluntone22
Sanders is too old to be president.
The dems brought up McCains age when he ran at age 71.
Sanders will be 75.

Obama looks like he aged 20 years since he's been in, so it might kill sanders.

Come on this is not 1950.

75 is nothing now.

I know the US healthcare system is a POS and you guys die a lot earlier that most but come one your life expectancy should be at LEAST 80!

Anyway if he dies just elect a new president. Not like politicians are irreplaceable and in short supply.

originally posted by: crazyewok
Anyway if he dies just elect a new president. Not like politicians are irreplaceable and in short supply.

If the president dies, the vice-president finishes his term.

Donald Trump will be 70 by the election...

a reply to: crazyewok


Average male life expectancy is 76 here.
So no second term.

College age kids today roll their eyes at their grandparents so I can't believe they will relate to sanders. But hey, I've been wrong before.

originally posted by: Benevolent Heretic

originally posted by: crazyewok
Anyway if he dies just elect a new president. Not like politicians are irreplaceable and in short supply.

If the president dies, the vice-president finishes his term.

Donald Trump will be 70 by the election...

So it proves my point then, the president is hardly irreplaceable.

a reply to: crazyewok


Anyone ever considered that Trump has been activated by TPTB to draw away attention from Rand Paul ?

I do.

It would be easy to make that program 'say' anything you wanted

I would trust that program over anonymous people on the internet. It's ridiculous how many people here question everything scientific every day, but they'll listen to scammer, liars, idiots, murderers, etc.

a reply to: Blue_Jay33

Now we know the answer to the question, "Does AI have a sense of humor?"

Either that or Skynet is planning a takeover and Bernie is Hitchbot 2.0

originally posted by: beezzer
a reply to: Blue_Jay33

Now we know the answer to the question, "Does AI have a sense of humor?"

Either that or Skynet is planning a takeover and Bernie is Hitchbot 2.0

It is clearly being sardonic.

1630-40; alteration of earlier sardonian (influenced by French sardonique) < Latin sardoni (us) (< Greek sardónios of Sardinia) + -an; alluding to a Sardinian plant which when eaten was supposed to produce convulsive laughter ending in death

a reply to: CB328

…and you blindly trust in a program that you know nothing about?

The irony is amazing….

Oh, there it is, your avatar.

Nuff said, I take back all logic and reason because I do not want you to hurt yourself with it.

originally posted by: crazyewok
So it proves my point then, the president is hardly irreplaceable.

Yes, I was agreeing with you.

originally posted by: Bluntone22
Average male life expectancy is 76 here.
So no second term.

You could be right, but we have lots of congress members in their 70s and 80s.

College age kids today roll their eyes at their grandparents so I can't believe they will relate to sanders. But hey, I've been wrong before.

Bernie is VERY popular with young people, not because of his age, but because he wants to protect their future, insure the jobs stay with Americans AND he wants free college education.

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