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Brings back an old memory. I took CMU's AI class in 1986. Most CMU classes were really two classes - one about the lectures and one about learning to hack. I di
by intrasight 4y ago
Brings back an old memory. I took CMU's AI class in 1986. Most CMU classes were really two classes - one about the lectures and one about learning to hack. I did my project for this class in Lisp and wrote an engine to solve Lego assembly problems. While testing, I gave it a problem to solve, and it came up with a better solution than mine. Was my first AI eureka moment.
- LionTamer 4y agoThat sounds really interesting. It was awhile ago so you may not remember, but how did you “operationalize” the problem? I wonder how that kind of problem / task is structured.
- intrasight 4y agoThe problem was structured with two inputs. 1. the available Lego pieces. 2. the structure to be built. At least that's what I remember.