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Considering that software can only guess the intent if it's not declared explicitly, I'm curious what such an "intent declaration" language would look like.
by Rygian 2y ago
Considering that software can only guess the intent if it's not declared explicitly, I'm curious what such an "intent declaration" language would look like.
- satvikpendem 2y agoAt the limit, it would probably look like an LLM, because it's akin to rules-based AI in the '90s vs neural network AI today. Expert systems had programmers write many rules in order to process information, which is what this "intent declaration" language would also be like, users writing many rules that would be followed. But this approach didn't work because even humans didn't even know all of the rules needed, therefore we turned to the statistical approaches of current neural network AI.
- Rygian 2y agoWe are aligned. Software cannot identify intentions. Heck, even person A cannot identify intentions of person B in a systematic way. Hence it's a non-solvable problem.
- bee_rider 2y agos/color/colour/g