Re:Public Policy Implications of AI
by DonaldFisk on Friday December 09, 2016 @08:03PM
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One of the advantages of GOFAI, and expert systems in particular, was that their reasoning process was a lot more transparent, and in many cases you could ask them to explain it. Much harder if all you have is dozens of arrays of connexion weights.
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Re:Public Policy Implications of AI
by gumernatorial on Friday December 09, 2016 @10:16PM
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Perhaps this is more an exposé of human ability to generate rationalizations for chaotic biological workings of their brains, than it is a failing of neural nets to make rational decisions.