Re:Why the future of AI is neurosymbolic. (A rare optimistic...
by artninja1988 on Sunday July 28, 2024 @03:01PM
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To me neurosymbolic seems to be a mostly tribal distinction. Also Gary Marcus is just trying to make Google's achievement all about himself again because he's a narcissist. But what else is new
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Re:Why the future of AI is neurosymbolic. (A rare optimistic...
by garymarcus on Sunday July 28, 2024 @03:27PM
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You are a fool, if you think it is a “a mostly tribal distinction”. You would have said same about alchemy vs chemistry, or genes as proteins vs genes as DNA. In science, the details matter.
Re:Why the future of AI is neurosymbolic. (A rare optimistic...
by localfirst on Sunday July 28, 2024 @03:22PM
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lately Gary's been ranting non-stop about US elections and how evil Trump and his supporters were and why Kamala Harris is a better candidate.
I'm like wth does this have to do with AI? If anything having such political bias throws shade into his views about AI and cannot be trusted.
Re:Why the future of AI is neurosymbolic. (A rare optimistic...
by artninja1988 on Sunday July 28, 2024 @04:16PM
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I mean he's free to hold whatever political opinions. But yeah... he is a contrarian hater usually childish and I hate the sensationalist manner he uses to present things, everything is insanely important and we must act *NOW* and all that. Ever since he was apart that hearing at congress I now view every Gary Marcus tweet through the lens of him desperately wanting to become part of some transnational ai oversight organisation. I just hope he doesn't get any power
Re:Why the future of AI is neurosymbolic. (A rare optimistic...
by garymarcus on Sunday July 28, 2024 @03:54PM
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the common thread is rationality and an aversion to disinformation.