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Human strength is also "built on human strength" so I don't see the problem? :)
by radicalbyte 11y ago
Human strength is also "built on human strength" so I don't see the problem? :)
- sleepychu 11y agoIt's not truly artificial if it's using a human playbook. (Is the problem posed by the parent, I believe.)
- Barrin92 11y agoWhat is 'truly artificial'? Neural networks are modeled after biological systems to begin with, I don't the that's a meaningful concept at all.
- andreyf 11y agoTruly artificial means not using meatspace metaphors for reasoning like human players do.
- niels_olson 11y agoWell, we can extend that to say the biological systems are self-assembled randomly and selected through evolutionary algorithms, starting from random molecules on the sea floor.
- V-2 11y agoWell, yes, but it's still humans standing on the shoulders of other humans. Even though human players do memorize opening books, it stays in the family so to speak. Meanwhile a human player facing an AI engine is battling both the AI, and great human players of the past (who invented the openings).