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Yes, the problem is to replicate hundred of millions years of acquisition of heuristics that allows cognition on «natural» environment. Those heuristics defines
by tuyiown 4y ago
Yes, the problem is to replicate hundred of millions years of acquisition of heuristics that allows cognition on «natural» environment. Those heuristics defines all bricks our cognition is based upon, think of basics things like objects permanence, we just cannot reason without such ability.
To me, as long as no AI manage to replicate those bricks, at least some of them, it won't be able to interact with us in ways that helps us efficiently with the outer, real, world.
- zone411 4y agoI predict that this will a research area that advances hugely after we solve text-to-video and text-to-3D (so maybe in 2 years?): learning these types of heuristics from billions of hours of videos. Implementing this in robots is another matter, but there has been some good progress in robotic grasping and manipulation, for example.