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The article didn't give the direct response but quoted another speaker at the conference who said "Over the past 50 years, we've lowered the bar for what we con
by shaunxcode 18y ago
The article didn't give the direct response but quoted another speaker at the conference who said "Over the past 50 years, we've lowered the bar for what we consider AI," -Stephan Nusser, senior manager of the User-Focused Systems research group.
- apathy 18y agoWhich is long for "not much, but it sounds good". Maybe they can tack an '-omics' on to the end of it somehow.
- henning 18y agoThe essential defining component of AI to me is an explicit attempt to model or study human cognition/neural processes. A lot of the learning/search stuff being published is a mix of traditional engineering tools (like Kalman filters, used for decades for state estimation) with some kind of search/learning metaheuristic and does not give a flying hoot about being "intelligent".