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If we had billions of dollars being spent on genetic research towards build giant Scottish aquatic lizards, than a Loch Ness expert would be valuable. The lack
by ZhuanXia 7y ago
If we had billions of dollars being spent on genetic research towards build giant Scottish aquatic lizards, than a Loch Ness expert would be valuable.
The lack of imagination on display here is astounding. Billions are being spent by DeepMind and OpenAI explicitly targeted at AGI.
- The_rationalist 7y agoBillions are being spent by DeepMind and OpenAI explicitly targeted at AGI. Not at all... You don't seems to know a lot about AGI. Google, openAI, Microsoft, Facebook, Baidu etc, do NOT fund AGI. They don't fund AGI nor have even a sketch of a roadmap. They fund narrow AI, that is: they fund researchs on specific problems not on an architecture for general intelligence. Moreover, they only fund statistical AI, not causal AI, which is a pathetic local minimum. What you are looking for is opencog or Cyc.
- Nasrudith 7y agoThat displays a common misconception exploited by marketers - especially of the Military Industrial Political complex - that what you pay means you will neccessarily get as results. If you were to try that approach what you would get would be massive boondoggles which gets you via brute force a whole lot of genetic disease afflicted above average size lizards. It is literally the same process as the literal cargo cults thinking that they can just throw resources at an end goal to get a defined result from a defined path without the theoretical understanding backing it.