On Tuesday 29 July 2008 03:08:55 am Valentina Poletti wrote: > lol.. well said richard. > the stimuli simply invokes no signiticant response and thus our brain > concludes that we 'don't know'. that's why it takes no effort to realize > it. agi algorithms should be built in a similar way, rather than searching. > Unhhh.... that *IS* a kind of search. It's a shallowly truncated breadth-first search, but it's a search. Compare that with the "the words right on the tip of my tongue" phenomenon. In that case you get sufficient response that you become aware of a search going on, and you even know that the result *should* be positive. You just can't find it.
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