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This is because intelligence isn't like most of the other words we use in computer science. It's a word with a history of deep philosophical debate and no clear
by chongli 6y ago
This is because intelligence isn't like most of the other words we use in computer science. It's a word with a history of deep philosophical debate and no clear answer. We haven't come to an agreement on what is intelligence in biological systems so it may be premature to call anything artificially intelligent.
- zoomablemind 6y agoI was wondering what happened to the 'Computer-aided' notion? It was very representative of the utility and provenance. Noone claimed intelligence but literally just the help side of the computers. AI as well could stand for 'Assisted Inference'.
- hnick 6y agoPerhaps that is the point. If we can understand it, it's not intelligence. We're trying to make computers do things we can't understand, and if we do, we've reached our goal. Until then we have Machine Learning or gradient descent or whatever else.