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And in 100 years we have gone completely the opposite direction in terms of where we think artificial intelligence lies. Rather than constructing a machine wit
by aorloff 2y ago
And in 100 years we have gone completely the opposite direction in terms of where we think artificial intelligence lies. Rather than constructing a machine with all the known truths, modern searching for artificial intelligence using machines is mostly sifting through human commentary to create an organized feuilleton machine versus Leibniz's axiomatic approach
- psychoslave 2y agoNo, Turing had precisely that approach of feeding the machine with learning material in mind[1], but you have to build a machine apt to consume generic knowledge body before you throw at it anything. https://philsci-archive.pitt.edu/9085/1/SterrettBringingUpTuringsChild-Machine6April2012ForPSAArchive.pdf https://philsci-archive.pitt.edu/9085/1/SterrettBringingUpTu...
- aorloff 2y agoThere have also been attempts to canonicalize knowledge on the web (semantic web) and lots of things inside of computers are in fact deterministic. But that is not the direction that AI seems to be taking, it is "smart" because it does a good job of parroting humans that sound "smart", not because it "knows" truths.