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If it's brute force, i.e. chess programs, it's not real intelligence. If it is a statistical model that produces a result given an input it's seen before then
by jshen 17y ago
If it's brute force, i.e. chess programs, it's not real intelligence.
If it is a statistical model that produces a result given an input it's seen before then it's not real intelligence.
To me intelligences is the ability to learn by applying patterns/metaphors across domains. Computers aren't anywhere close to this.
- jacoblyles 17y agoApplying a statistical model trained on previously observed input is a reasonable description of much of human behavior.
- jshen 17y agoA chess program trained on previously observed input is not able to then learn how to paint, or drive a car, or play basketball. This is the difference.