> For AI in particular - the way the world is developing, it seems logic is a weak foundation for intelligence. At this point, given that we know humans do not

> For AI in particular - the way the world is developing, it seems logic is a weak foundation for intelligence. At this point, given that we know humans do not use logic for their intelligence, it would be a little surprising if logic is the best way to approach that particular problem. Whoa, "humans do not use logic for their intelligence"? Hold on there. How do we know that? I suspect the line of reasoning is something like: if machine learning is massively successfully without a great deal of logic or deductive rules, then the human mind works similarly. Which stems in turn from thinking the brain is just like a computer, and vice-versa, which is arguable (let alone lamentable).