黄金时代科幻作家们在很大程度上忽视了存在于中央服务器上的人工智能的发展，而是专注于个体机器内的去中心化智能。尽管一些故事，如艾萨克·阿西莫夫的《抓住那只兔子》，暗示了网络通信，但主流预测是人工智能将驻留在本地。 AI
排序理由 观点文章，讨论了科幻小说对人工智能预测中一个被认为的疏忽。
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科幻作家们错过了人工智能的中央服务器未来，而非本地机器智能
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- 观点文章，讨论了科幻小说对人工智能预测中一个被认为的疏忽。
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