On Dec. 26 Alan Grimes said:
According to my rule of thumb,
If it has a natural language database it is wrong,
Alan I can see based on the current generation of bot technology why one
would feel this way.
I can also see people having the view that biological systems learn from
scratch so
Neither of these arguments are particularly persuasive though based on
what I've developed to date.
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I am involved in such a project and certainly don't wish to to be
wasting my time!
I would be out of place to say anything
Thursday, December 26, 2002, 4:44:25 PM, Alan Grimes wrote:
AG A human level intelligence requires arbitrary acess to
AG visual/phonetic/other faculties in order to be intelligent.
In order to communicate intelligently and intelligibly with us, yes.
In order to _be_ intelligent, no.
AG A system
On Thu, Dec 26, 2002 at 01:44:25PM -0800, Alan Grimes wrote:
A human level intelligence requires arbitrary acess to
visual/phonetic/other faculties in order to be intelligent.
I'm sure all those blind and deaf people appreciate being considered
unintelligent.
-xx- Damien X-)
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Damien Sullivan wrote:
A human level intelligence requires arbitrary acess to
visual/phonetic/other faculties in order to be intelligent.
I'm sure all those blind and deaf people appreciate being considered
unintelligent.
It depends.
If their brains are intact they are no less intelligent
Gary Miller wrote:
AG A human level intelligence requires arbitrary access to
AG visual/phonetic/other faculties in order to be intelligent.
By this definition of intelligence then we must conclude the Helen
Keller was totally lacking in
intelligence.
You are confusing the visual faculty (a
On 26 Dec 2002 at 10:32, Gary Miller wrote:
On Dec. 26 Alan Grimes said:
According to my rule of thumb,
If it has a natural language database it is wrong,
Alan I can see based on the current generation of bot technology why one
would feel this way.
I can also see people having
I claim to be an intelligent entity (if not a real AI programmer), and one
of my more valuable tools is a common dictionary, whether paper or
electronic. There are many words I know, learned from the dictionary and/or
from context, that I cannot pronounce since I did not learn them verbally.
This
