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Keep in mind that chess engines are heuristics based hill-climbers (essentially they enumerate all their options, then optimize that process). That these don't
by iofj 11y ago
Keep in mind that chess engines are heuristics based hill-climbers (essentially they enumerate all their options, then optimize that process). That these don't respond the way a human mind does is quite understandable.
Deep-learning networks should already be a lot closer to how a human mind would react.
- adrianN 11y agoI disagree. Only because the architecture reminds one more of a brain this doesn't imply that it "thinks" even remotely similar to a brain, a human brain at that.
- merb 11y agoI disagree with you. The computer brain would still think the same as we do, but what do we do with our "thinking" process? we evaluate them based on emotions, while there is currently no way to have "real" emotions on a computer. Humans will always do their decisions based on emotions and not logically, we think way to fuzzy that any program could (yet) do it like that.
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