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As stated in the article, Marcus' fundamental problem is: 1) "the notion that deep learning is without demonstrable limits and might, all by itself, get us to
by mindgam3 8y ago
As stated in the article, Marcus' fundamental problem is:
1) "the notion that deep learning is without demonstrable limits and might, all by itself, get us to general intelligence, if we just give it a little more time and a little more data, as captured in a 2016 suggestion by Andrew Ng"
and
2) "Leaders in AI like LeCun acknowledge that there must be some limits, in some vague way, but rarely (and this is why Bengio’s new report was so noteworthy) do they pinpoint what those limits are, beyond to acknowledge its data-hungry nature."