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I should have add "in unstructured interaction with the 'real world'", 'cause that's the context here. Computers exceeded human chess capacities without any AI
by joe_the_user 4y ago
I should have add "in unstructured interaction with the 'real world'", 'cause that's the context here.
Computers exceeded human chess capacities without any AI as such in 1999 or so. Computer exceeded human addition and multiplication capacities as soon as they were built - that's what they were built for.
- YeGoblynQueenne 4y ago>> Computers exceeded human chess capacities without any AI as such in 1999 or so. To be pedantic, that was without any machine learning. Deep Blue was absolutely considered an AI system at the time. Tree search as used in Deep Blue is also still central to Alpha* family of game-playing systems.