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I'm far from being blown away. Researchers in AI have demonstrated AI systems with a "blank mind" that can learn by interacting with its environment given some
by jk4930 14y ago
I'm far from being blown away. Researchers in AI have demonstrated AI systems with a "blank mind" that can learn by interacting with its environment given some reinforcement learning. They often operate in simple toy examples, but once confronted with the real, complex, messy reality, they fail. I found mostly two reasons: Either their mechanism is too simple and can't solve other than simple problems or it's (computationally) too complex and doesn't scale.
So I'm not saying this approach is bad, but we have yet to see whether it does more than simple examples.
- pitchups 14y agoFrom what I can gather the difference here seems to be the claim that a simpler, more fundamental principle may explain the motivation behind all intelligent behavior. A tall claim no doubt - so I agree that it needs to be validated with more complex examples.