“Machine Intelligence” sounds less worn than “Artificial Intelligence”
It does, but why “worn” is a bad thing in this context? Wouldn’t you want a familiar-sounding phrase?
and also seems to more strongly imply that they’re talking about general intelligence rather than narrow AI
I get the reverse impression, probably because “artificial intelligence” reminds me of science fiction, whereas “machine intelligence” reminds me of Google Translate and self-driving cars.
It does, but why “worn” is a bad thing in this context? Wouldn’t you want a familiar-sounding phrase?
I get the reverse impression, probably because “artificial intelligence” reminds me of science fiction, whereas “machine intelligence” reminds me of Google Translate and self-driving cars.