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Sure, in case of cure for cancer in context of current models it's totally true, because they don't have access to outside world. I addressed your argument in n
by lossolo 3y ago
Sure, in case of cure for cancer in context of current models it's totally true, because they don't have access to outside world. I addressed your argument in next paragraph, in which I acknowledged exactly this and proposed an experiment that would avoid that.
You don't need to perform experiments in outside world to solve some of the mathematical problems, that are still unsolved. You only need brain, prior knowledge about the problem and a piece of paper for that.
- astrange 3y agoThe piece of paper is an experiment in the outside world; if you have external memory you're limited by the speed of using it. Of course, any known AIs aren't nearly (or at all) as capable of using them as people are.
- lossolo 3y agoPiece of paper is here used as metaphor for memory or stack on which you store results of your computation, not as outside world physical object.