Re:Research Priorities for Artificial Intelligence: An Open ...
by atrilla on Sunday January 11, 2015 @04:49PM
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It must be hard to resist a big payslip, we're all humans, heads of family, we want to provide the best for our beloved ones.
I see a veneer of disdain to Norvig's attitude in your words. I don't know much about this criticism, but to me he has done a lot of good to us researchers with his AIMA book. In fact, this is the core that vertebrates my blog: http://ai-maker.com/. In the end, Goertzel (guru in AGI) works again for a financial prediction firm, doesn't he?
Re:Research Priorities for Artificial Intelligence: An Open ...
by pilooch on Sunday January 11, 2015 @05:57PM
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I believe this article to o be relevant here:http://m.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2013/11/the-man-wh...
In fact the whole AGI/HLAI/Strong AI thing has gotten a bad rap over and over that the majority of super serious researchers won't even talk about it in any seriousness a la Norvig et al. In fact Norvig arguably openly mocks AGI focused groups.
So until there is a real interest from some party that has money to put several billion into hardcore research, we will continue to see AI development live largely in the commercial world. Open source is a possibility like with opencog but history indicates that the bulk of the "big" minds and money don't go that way.