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I mean, yes we have. This is how the Go AI was trained to beat the world champion, and it also helps to develop the autonomous cars at Waymo. Give it like 5 yea
by antpls 8y ago
I mean, yes we have. This is how the Go AI was trained to beat the world champion, and it also helps to develop the autonomous cars at Waymo. Give it like 5 years and you have enough compute power to simulate many more data and situations.
- nradov 8y agoWrong. Go is a game with a small number of defined rules and zero ambiguity in the inputs. It's not even remotely comparable.
- antpls 8y agohttps://medium.com/syncedreview/simulations-pave-the-road-for-self-driving-technologies-78b696227383 https://medium.com/syncedreview/simulations-pave-the-road-fo... If you are not convinced, you can look for "waymo simulation" in your favorite search engines.
- nradov 8y agoI've read all that stuff before and none of it addresses the fundamental problems at issue here. We are realistically still decades of intense R&D work away from having an autonomous AI that can respond with enough flexibility to rapidly changing real world situations.
- antpls 8y agoWe are realistically closer to autonomous AI than you imagine. Pessimism, budget planning that didn't anticipate it, ethical concerns and human employment are slowing down the development.