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It's fascinating that we have simple primitives or notions of analysis, deduction, causation, yet no artificial system where those features of intelligence emer
by levitatorius 4y ago
It's fascinating that we have simple primitives or notions of analysis, deduction, causation, yet no artificial system where those features of intelligence emerge on their own.
- deltaonefour 4y agoNot true. It's called unsupervised learning.
- levitatorius 4y agoWhat do you think is missing then? Unsupervised learning == general intelligence?
- deltaonefour 4y agoNot talking about agi. I am doing proof by contradiction. Yes current models of ML are primitive but the reasoning attributes you brought up have been reproduced in ML.. albeit in a primitive way. It is still proof by contradiction, what you say is categorically not true.