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Speaking from an AI/ML perspective, I'd like to point out one flaw, which is that exploration (of unexplored states) is certainly something that can be incorpor
by argonaut 11y ago
Speaking from an AI/ML perspective, I'd like to point out one flaw, which is that exploration (of unexplored states) is certainly something that can be incorporated into your objective function, or accounted for in other ways, depending on the specific AI/ML algorithm and domain. This is a very common thing to do in reinforcement learning, for example.
- chillacy 11y agoI think he just about says this in his talk when he discuses developing "novelty search". The applications to AI seemed more straightforward (don't blindly run up to a local maxima if your search space isn't monotonic), but the application to life is less straightforward but more interesting.