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> simulate human-like thought processes It ought to be clear to a cognitive scientist (which the author is) that we do not know how human thought processes wor
by ryanklee 3y ago
> simulate human-like thought processes
It ought to be clear to a cognitive scientist (which the author is) that we do not know how human thought processes work except at a very course level.
The idea that we have an understanding refined enough to take the next step and "simulate" these processes is just pure crackpot bunk.
- gremlinsinc 3y agoIf we only get it partially figured out, we can still get a vastly more intelligent artificial intelligence system, and then IT will figure out what we missed, especially if it is self-improving.
- ryanklee 3y agoGet what partially figured out? We are nowhere close to understanding how human cognitive processes are constituted. We are farther away from that than we are from AGI. These are not interdependent enterprises.