Re:Does current AI represent a dead end?
by api on Tuesday December 31, 2024 @10:07AM
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Prediction is a huge part of what intelligence does. I was questioning “prediction maximalism.”
Intelligence is also very good at pattern recognition. Did people once argue for pattern recognition maximalism?
Biological (including human) intelligence is clearly multi-modal and I strongly believe there are aspects that are barely understood if at all.
The history of CS and AI is a history of us learning how to make machines that are unbelievably good at some useful but strictly bounded subset of what intelligence can do: logic, math, pattern recognition, and now prediction.
I think we may still be far from general intelligence and I’m not even sure we can define the problem.
Intelligence is also very good at pattern recognition. Did people once argue for pattern recognition maximalism?
Biological (including human) intelligence is clearly multi-modal and I strongly believe there are aspects that are barely understood if at all.
The history of CS and AI is a history of us learning how to make machines that are unbelievably good at some useful but strictly bounded subset of what intelligence can do: logic, math, pattern recognition, and now prediction.
I think we may still be far from general intelligence and I’m not even sure we can define the problem.