Re:Preparing for the Future of Artificial Intelligence
by PeterisP on Wednesday May 04, 2016 @03:48PM
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It's a quite clear statement (though in a niche jargon) - such language means that they intend to dedicate resources to organize some events/discussion panels about the topic, and possibly even to some research grants.
The only unclear thing about politico speak generally is that is not clear if they will do X or if they just wanted to publicly claim that they'll do X for some PR or voter support, with no intention to actually do it.
Re:Preparing for the Future of Artificial Intelligence
by ProAm on Wednesday May 04, 2016 @01:51AM
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It means nothing. The government (21st century US gov.) is so poorly structured to accomplish or influence anything regarding growth it should be taken as an ROI/sales pitch invitation. They are saying, in the future we will have a bucket of money to give to our friends.... please be our friends so you can try to build something. The first implementation of Obama-care should be a clear indication of this. However, Im sure there is true investment in interesting technology on the defense side of the fence. Probably more money, and way more interesting problems.
"to spur public dialogue on artificial intelligence and machine learning and identify challenges and opportunities related to this emerging technology."