On 12/5/06, Richard Loosemore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ben Goertzel wrote:
>> If, on the other hand, all we have is the present approach to AI then I
>> tend to agree with you John: ludicrous.
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>> Richard Loosemore
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> IMO it is not sensible to speak of "the present approach to AI"
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> There are a lot of approaches out there... not an orthodoxy by any means...
I'm aware of the different approaches, and of how very, very different
they are from one another.
But by contrast with the approach I am advocating, they all look like
"orthodoxy". There is a *big* difference between the two sets of ideas.
In that context, and only in that context, it makes sense to talk about
"the present approach to AI".
Richard Loosemore.
Is there anywhere I could find a list and description of these
different kinds of AI?.a'u(interest) I'm sure I could learn a lot as
I'm rather new to the f ield. I'm in
Second year undergard,
Majoring in Cognitive Sciences,
Specializing in Artificial Intelligence,
York University, Toronto, Canada.
So I think such a list would be very beneficial for beginners like me
.ui(happiness)
ki'e(thanks) in advance.
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