We keep calling AI intelligent. But it has never seen a human face. Over the past two years, artificial intelligence has undergone a meteoric rise. We’ve watched it master the Bar Exam, write sophisticated code in seconds, and translate ancient dialects with startling precision. By all accounts, AI is becoming "smarter" than us. But there is a fundamental, glaring flaw in the current AI revolution: Almost every AI you interact with is legally blind. The Text-Only Delusion We are currently living in the era of "Text-Only Intelligence." You type a prompt into a box, and a machine generates a response based on the statistical probability of the next word. It is a world of pure syntax, devoid of the very things that make human communication meaningful. In the real world, humans don't just "exchange data." We communicate through a complex, silent language of: Micro-reactions that betray our true feelings. Tonal shifts that turn a statement into a questio...
With the Hugh popularity of social games namely " Farmville" and "MafiaWars" created by Zyanga and used by players for free on Facebook. It is being reported that if the company were to go public it would be valued at $1 Billion. Considering it's huge popularity on Facebook and it's never ending addition of new users. It has has now created the cyber-farmer. Who sometime simply cannot get enough of his farm. The way revenue is made is by displaying third party ads, also be offering cyber currency which users can purchase by paying with real currency.
Third party ads that advertise services make up for only 10% of their revenue says the company. It has been reported that some of these third-party companies have also been displaying shady ads that mislead users. This is being cleared says the company.
None of this has stopped it's growth or it's popularity. Analysts of social gaming say this might just be a soon to pass fad. That user's interest's keep changing. Maybe or maybe not, for now social gaming is here to say and adds a massive number of new users every day.
Third party ads that advertise services make up for only 10% of their revenue says the company. It has been reported that some of these third-party companies have also been displaying shady ads that mislead users. This is being cleared says the company.
None of this has stopped it's growth or it's popularity. Analysts of social gaming say this might just be a soon to pass fad. That user's interest's keep changing. Maybe or maybe not, for now social gaming is here to say and adds a massive number of new users every day.
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