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> Rather, machine-learning algorithms are trained on a diet of human-derived data that is simply a reflection of existing human biases. Maybe we shouldn't call
by joshmarlow 10y ago
> Rather, machine-learning algorithms are trained on a diet of human-derived data that is simply a reflection of existing human biases.
Maybe we shouldn't call Supervised learning techniques "Artificial Intelligence", but instead "Memoized Intelligence"?
Then again, it's probably a spectrum from memoized intelligence to "true" intelligence.
- kochthesecond 10y agoFuck, I am also trained on a set of human derived data and past experiences. What even is intelligence?
- joshmarlow 10y agoTotally agreed; intelligence (IMHO) is all about using pattern matching to model and reason about a domain. Social things like us get some of that acquired pattern matching knowledge from other social things. I guess the difference is that supervised learning systems can't yet make an autonomous effort to acquire new knowledge from other social things.