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I just had a thought that "intelligence" could be a misnomer or red herring in all this. A lot of modern AI seems to be built around "getting the right answer,"
by jrowen 2y ago
I just had a thought that "intelligence" could be a misnomer or red herring in all this. A lot of modern AI seems to be built around "getting the right answer," performing measurably better on some task. But that's not really what makes humans interesting, and I don't think that's what most people dream of with AI. I would say that it's actually emotion that makes us interesting. I wonder how things would be different if it had been called Artificial Emotion. Emotion is more about experience than correctness. We need something that has some kind of "lived" experience that we can relate to. Feeding a billion words into a system of weights is just not it.
- Bluestein 2y agoSeconded.- (For what little it might be worth, I have recently posted/commented along these very lines ...)
- Bluestein 2y agoSeconded.- (For what little it might be worth, I have recently posted/commented along these very lines ...) Edited: Found it! - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40898635 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40898635 This is not an indication of any merit in the comment :) ... but as a way to showcase "prior art" in that we are thinking in similar directions (along with many people, I'm sure ...)