Super Computer

**IyeNano** · 02-04-2012 11:39 AM

Originally Posted by shaidar_haran

Agreed with IyeNano. That's exactly what would I define as a supercomputer. A super AI.

Well IBM's Watson is, by definition, a strong AI and a super computer because he can process audio and visual data and answer based off of that. We have seen Watson beat Ken Jennings and Brad Rudder in Jeopardy! which is the game they are best at. I have also seen Watson have a conversation about Biology and Evolution with Richard Dawkins.

I do admit we have gone far in the past few years. 60 years came from a dumb processing computer that took 3 days to solve a calculus problem to Watson himself. We have gone really far but why stop now? We need to continue our research for better technology and more advanced living.

**shaidar_haran** · 02-05-2012 05:31 AM

Yes. That's completely true and I agree with every bit.

**GekiDan** · 02-05-2012 07:54 AM

We might come to a time that everything will be automatic and can be gotten with a blink of an eye with the help of computer.
But humans need to be careful, something from futuristic movies might happen in real-life.

**dravenSt0rM** · 02-05-2012 08:11 AM

What will be in next 60 years eh?

**IyeNano** · 02-05-2012 12:52 PM

Originally Posted by GekiDan

We might come to a time that everything will be automatic and can be gotten with a blink of an eye with the help of computer.
But humans need to be careful, something from futuristic movies might happen in real-life.

Well futurism isn't looking for lazy, easier life but looking for a safer and more unified system of life. I mean imagine members of gamersbin in a chat room that shows an actual chat room. A table in the middle with us the mods discussing and everyone else in close stands able to speak up when needed. All of this digital and within the safety of our own homes but we see it in our own eyes a new digital world to better visualize communication.

**Cyber geek** · 02-05-2012 01:15 PM

Super computers can be sold on the market.
If the people weren't greedy we would already have them in our homes.
They had PC's that are strong enough for all the games we play today 5-6 years ago. But they kept them for themselves.
They sell Graphic cards that where they change a memory a bit, support, the cooler, etc. And they sell it for a bigger price next year. And that's what they do all the time.
Are we looking for a definition of a super computer for our homes or ?
And that would be a Robot, like the other guy said. It's the ultimate, super smart computer.

**IyeNano** · 02-05-2012 02:26 PM

Originally Posted by Cyber geek

Super computers can be sold on the market.
If the people weren't greedy we would already have them in our homes.
They had PC's that are strong enough for all the games we play today 5-6 years ago. But they kept them for themselves.
They sell Graphic cards that where they change a memory a bit, support, the cooler, etc. And they sell it for a bigger price next year. And that's what they do all the time.
Are we looking for a definition of a super computer for our homes or ?
And that would be a Robot, like the other guy said. It's the ultimate, super smart computer.

Does the "other guy" mean me?

**Cyber geek** · 02-05-2012 02:56 PM

No.
Actually

kenyagkvs

said it. Just checked.

**IyeNano** · 02-05-2012 03:43 PM

Originally Posted by Cyber geek

No.
Actually

kenyagkvs

said it. Just checked.

Well Ken got banned for spamming and being an idiot. Robots and AI's are two different things. Granted an AI can be in a robotic body but not vice versa.