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>Of course the AI is not planning with intent Isn't it, though? It has an intuition built up from the memory of millions of games it's played before. It knows
by uoaei 9y ago
>Of course the AI is not planning with intent
Isn't it, though? It has an intuition built up from the memory of millions of games it's played before. It knows that one step now leads to a good situation later. What other definition of "intent" can you use where AZ's playstyle doesn't fit the criteria?
And does having intent even mean anything when the goal is to win? If I intend to pursue a certain specific action plan, is that somehow better or more appropriate to the game than playing with infinite flexibility wrt the possible trajectories of the game through state space?
- cyberpunk0 9y agoThat "intuition" is basically guessing. Machine learning is just a new form if brute force
- apricot 9y agoOnly in the sense that anything at all is just a form of brute force.
- jmmcd 9y ago> And does having intent even mean anything when the goal is to win? I think "intent" implies consciousness (and so, when we say that a spider intends something, we are using the term metaphorically), but probably this is one of the many cases in AI where it's not worth fighting over the definition. Can a machine be conscious, can it have "real" intent, etc -- can a submarine swim.