now (vs.
soon after project started)?
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What are the best available critiques of CYC as it exists now (vs. soon
after project started)?
Robin Hanson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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At 07:14 PM 11/10/2007, Kaj Sotala wrote:
On 11/10/07, Robin Hanson
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> skeptical. Specifically, after ten years as an AI
researcher, my
> inclination has been to see progress as very slow toward an
explicitly-coded
> AI, and so to guess that the whole
ngs emulate biology
*without understanding why the resulting product
works*.
But again, these aren't examples of trying to reproduce complex computed
I/O behavior.
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arent fact that most AI
researchers have not yet been convinced to accept your favored
approach. More persuasive to me are arguments for fast AI
based on more widely shared premises.
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brains as powerful as that of humans,
not 100% but probably at least 90% at an architectual level.
Well we should all assign a chance to a recent dramatic breakthrough, but
in the absence of compelling evidence that chance has to be pretty
low.
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cars. I don't see how
they could be considered even remotely comparable. But
perhaps I have misjudged. Has anyone attempted to itemize an
inventory of mouse mental abilities, and compared that to current robot
abilities?
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Research
ion AI, which is what I intended to ask
about.
Robin Hanson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Associate Professor of Economics, George Mason University
MSN 1D3, Carow Hall, Fairfax VA 22030-
703-993-2326 FAX: 703-99
ss interested in the arguments that convince you personally than
arguments that can or should convince a wide academic audience.
[I also posted this same question to the sl4 list.]
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