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Sure, and that's the higher-order problem. If we could make machines that solve any problem the way we do, we'd be a lot closer to AGI, but for now, it's still
by bbctol 10y ago
Sure, and that's the higher-order problem. If we could make machines that solve any problem the way we do, we'd be a lot closer to AGI, but for now, it's still science fiction for a computer to have beliefs, and understand information in the context of those beliefs.
- ethbro 10y agoI don't think ranking new information according to held beliefs is necessarily that far towards AGI (admittedly, strong NLP may be, though). There's no fundamentally creative step in deciding "How well does this new piece of information match pieces I previously had"?