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This is good actually. It means that AI is becoming increasingly more like the human brain - also something we cannot explain how it works. Were we under some
by kelseyfrog 4y ago
This is good actually. It means that AI is becoming increasingly more like the human brain - also something we cannot explain how it works.
Were we under some sort of pretense that AI would be explainable? What's the ancestry of that idea?
- notahacker 4y agoOur aspirations for AI once included the assumption that intelligence involved the ability to explain its own thought processes... Settling for "computer programs with interesting output that don't know how they work but neither do we" seems like a step back. Many things are too complicated for us to parse without remotely approximating intelligence, like next month's weather.
- kelseyfrog 4y ago> Our aspirations for AI once included the assumption that intelligence involved the ability to explain its own thought processes Any idea who this idea traces back to? It would seem they were rather off the mark in their predictions.