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Regarding modern AI approaches not being great at what Prolog does, I'm curious if this will ever translate into an uptick in job postings for Prolog (or, at le
by daviddaviddavid 4y ago
Regarding modern AI approaches not being great at what Prolog does, I'm curious if this will ever translate into an uptick in job postings for Prolog (or, at least, rule-based/declarative) jobs. One would expect hybrid systems in which the old school approach played some significant role, but I haven't noticed that happening in the market.
- pinewurst 4y agoRules-based/declarative seems to have ended up as “business rules/logic” in the commercial world (including RPA (feh)). Same uses but devoid of the magic AI glow.
- dunefox 4y agoNeurosymbolic AI is a research topic.
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- nextos 4y agoThere's some research on inductive logic programming and, program induction, Bayesian programming, etc. I guess it will take some time to become a bit more mature and get to the job market, maybe 5 years? Some groups to look at (not exhaustive): Tenenbaum (MIT), De Raedt (KU Leuven), Muggleton (Imperial).