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There is very little actual AI in neural networks. Most of the applications I have seen are in signal processing, pattern recognition, ... For example there is
by lispm 9y ago
There is very little actual AI in neural networks. Most of the applications I have seen are in signal processing, pattern recognition, ... For example there is very little reasoning capability in neural network applications going on. Show a child two dogs and it will recognize most dogs from now on and you can ask it why it thinks something is a dog. Try that with neural networks after showing it a zillion dogs...
Doing anything more AIish will need an old-fashioned symbolic system and that stuff is still hard. Take for example IBM's Watson. It's a big system with all kinds of different modules. The language frontend is written in old-fashioned Prolog.
- ghosthamlet 9y agoI agree with you partially. But we still don't know how exactly does human brain work and learn. Maybe Computer AI as silicon based life will go on a path different from human.