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Logic (needs to be specified by GP, but assuming predicate logic, as we're talking prolog here!) can't hold probabilities (very well) or contradictions.
by opless 8y ago
Logic (needs to be specified by GP, but assuming predicate logic, as we're talking prolog here!) can't hold probabilities (very well) or contradictions.
- astrobe_ 8y agoAnd you have very faint hopes to have a DL system explain to you why it thinks it is a gorilla. Each system has its weakness. Still, logic systems are a lot closer to reasoning and understanding (if not for the machine itself, at least for its operators), in other words closer to intelligence than other systems.
- opless 8y agoOh hell no! DL are plain incapable of reflection/showing its workings. I'm just asserting that the GP was probably considering a small subset of logic based systems and was incorrect in their assumptions.