Flirtatious Intelligence. How to Teach Artificial Intelligence to Flirt?

Maybe you're a triangle? Because only you are worth something here.

Flirting is not the strongest suit of modern artificial intelligence (AI). Inside it, so many strange and tangled processes occur that sometimes the only way to find out what AI understood and where it is terribly wrong is to analyze the output data.

Author Janelle Shane has dedicated a lot of time to figure out:

• what can be called AI and what cannot
• what it is good at and what it is doomed to failure for many more years
• why the AI of the future is likely to resemble a swarm of insects
• how smart it really is
• why AIs can also 'get nervous'

All these questions will help us understand how artificial intelligence works, how it 'thinks', and why it makes our world even more incomprehensible.

The author Janelle Shane holds a PhD in electrical engineering and a master's degree in physics. On the website aiweirdness.com, she writes articles about artificial intelligence, as well as funny, and sometimes very disturbing cases when algorithms misinterpret humans. Her writings have been published in the New York Times, Slate, The New Yorker, The Atlantic, Popular Science, and other popular American publications.