Re:Introducing OpenAI
by kamaal on Friday December 11, 2015 @07:22PM
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>>This is about 100 years too early.
More fundamentally, we are trying to achieve what we can't even define. Define AI, and implementing it should be quite easy.
"Human level AI" seems like trying to define problems through observed characteristics.
I think it was Douglas Hofstadter who had said something to the order that we don't even exactly understand what 'intelligence' means, let alone a clear definition reducible to a mathematical equation or a implementable program.
Your chess programs, are really not 'thinking' in pure sense, there are trying to replace 'thinking' with an algorithm that resembles the outcome of 'thinking'.
More fundamentally, we are trying to achieve what we can't even define. Define AI, and implementing it should be quite easy.
"Human level AI" seems like trying to define problems through observed characteristics.
I think it was Douglas Hofstadter who had said something to the order that we don't even exactly understand what 'intelligence' means, let alone a clear definition reducible to a mathematical equation or a implementable program.
Your chess programs, are really not 'thinking' in pure sense, there are trying to replace 'thinking' with an algorithm that resembles the outcome of 'thinking'.