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Hi Jeremy, As I understand it, there is a big difference between "strong" (e.g. the terminator) and "weak" (e.g. automatic image tagging) AI. Are these basica
by rhema 11y ago
Hi Jeremy,
As I understand it, there is a big difference between "strong" (e.g. the terminator) and "weak" (e.g. automatic image tagging) AI.
Are these basically philosophical terms by now? The knowledge engines of Watson and Wolfram Alpha are still one-step and data driven. Is there any hope for strong AI, or is it mostly a pipe dream?
- jph00 11y agoI don't think we have any reason to believe that strong AI is impossible - in fact, I can't see how it could be impossible (since we have an existence proof, in ourselves, that it's possible!) But I don't see any way to know whether we are making progress towards strong AI, or whether deep learning could be a foundation for it. The biological connections are certainly becoming more clear, but it still seems like very early days for this kind of conclusion.
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