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Aren't other problems getting framed that way, too? Car driving is not inherently a problem in computation, but is becoming one. Robotic control (or other contr
by chanakya 9y ago
Aren't other problems getting framed that way, too? Car driving is not inherently a problem in computation, but is becoming one. Robotic control (or other control problems) are certainly being solved by computation.
Perhaps treating AI as a derivative of the control branch of computation could practically help speed up progress in some areas, but it shouldn't fundamentally change its nature.
- felippee 9y agoWell this is exactly my point. A lot of problems are currently framed as computation problem. As much as it might be useful for some, I'd argue that we should be careful with this. We get all the great marvels of deep learning, but robots remain stupid as bricks over 30 years of Moore's law. To me this (Moravec's paradox) is a signal that we are doing something wrong, and typically we do things wrong when they are not framed properly.