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"Artificial Intelligence" is both an umbrella term for a number of CS/stats approaches to certain types of problems (graph search, classification, etc.), and al
by endtime 16y ago
"Artificial Intelligence" is both an umbrella term for a number of CS/stats approaches to certain types of problems (graph search, classification, etc.), and also a term often used to mean the same thing as Artificial General Intelligence (i.e. an artificial mind).
Vision is trivially covered by the former definition, and clearly not by the latter.
- extension 16y agoWhether there is a fundamental difference between the two is still an open question.
- endtime 16y agoWell, since we have one and not the other, I don't really think you can call that an open question.
- akerfonta 16y agoI would say that while there are indeed a number of approaches to various problems, viewing AI as a series of only vaguely connected problems is a mistake. A true AI needs a new way of looking at things as they all relate to the system as a whole.
- endtime 16y agoDid you actually read my whole comment, or just the first few words?