March 2025
Intermediate to advanced
160 pages
4h 47m
Spanish
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Capítulo 7. IA
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Las máquinas me cogen por sorpresa con gran frecuencia. Esto se debe en gran parte a que no hago suficientes cálculos para decidir qué esperar que hagan.
Alan Turing1
La búsqueda de la inteligencia artificial (IA) es casi tan antigua como la informática. Los laboratorios de IA de Stanford y el MIT fueron fundados por el mismo hombre, el informático John McCarthy. McCarthy llegó al MIT en 1956 como investigador y abrió el Laboratorio de IA con Marvin Minsky en 1959. En 1962, se trasladó a Stanford y fundó el Laboratorio de Inteligencia Artificial de Stanford.
En 1956, McCarthy expresó su principal reto de forma similar a la prueba que el informático Alan Turing propuso en 1950: "Se considera que el problema de la inteligencia artificial es el de hacer que una máquina se comporte de forma que se llamaría inteligente si un humano se comportara así".2
Más de 60 años después, los informáticos que trabajan en IA siguen previendo que una IA sensible con inteligencia de nivel humano surgirá de su base de silicio para ofrecer una tecnoutopía a la raza humana, si no nos mata antes.
Este capítulo explorará los daños actuales y los riesgos futuros asociados a la rápida adopción de la IA, especialmente en lo que afecta a la seguridad nacional. Detallaré los riesgos actuales más acuciantes y los daños que se han derivado de ellos, exploraré los riesgos futuros ...
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