I also agree that the “AI winter” will be different this time. Simply because the current AI summer has provided useful tools for dealing with big data, which will always find uses. Expert systems of old had a very limited use and large cost of entry. DL models have a relatively low cost of entry and most businesses have some problems that could benefit from some analysis.
Well, when I’m writing about the AI winter here, I meant what I thought was your focus, that is, true AGI, intelligent self-aware artificial general intelligences.
If you want to submit another post for the prize, or send in a submission, you can remove the prize tag from the current submissions. You might post a draft here and ask for comments, to be sure that you are being read correctly.
Hmmm. I hope we are not talking past each other here. I realise that the AI winter will be the failure of AGI. But DL as an analysis tool is so useful that “AI” won’t completely disappear. Nor will funding of course, though it will be reduced I suspect once the enthusiasm dies down.
So I hope my current submission is not missing the mark on this, as I don’t see any contradiction in my view regarding an “AI winter”
OK, as we have communicated, you have filled in what I took to be gaps in your original presentation. It might be useful to review your discussion with the many people who have shown an interest in your work, and see if you can write a final piece that summarizes your position effectively. I for one had to interpret your position and ask for your feedback in order to be sure I was summarizing your position correctly.
My position, which stands in contrast to yours, is that current research in AI and robotics could lead to AGI if other circumstances permit it. I don’t particularly think it is necessary or a good idea to develop AGI, doing so will only add danger and difficulty to an already difficult world scene (as well as add people to it), but I also think it is important to recognize the implications once it happens.
Thanks for the comments, Noah.
I also agree that the “AI winter” will be different this time. Simply because the current AI summer has provided useful tools for dealing with big data, which will always find uses. Expert systems of old had a very limited use and large cost of entry. DL models have a relatively low cost of entry and most businesses have some problems that could benefit from some analysis.
Well, when I’m writing about the AI winter here, I meant what I thought was your focus, that is, true AGI, intelligent self-aware artificial general intelligences.
If you want to submit another post for the prize, or send in a submission, you can remove the prize tag from the current submissions. You might post a draft here and ask for comments, to be sure that you are being read correctly.
Hmmm. I hope we are not talking past each other here. I realise that the AI winter will be the failure of AGI. But DL as an analysis tool is so useful that “AI” won’t completely disappear. Nor will funding of course, though it will be reduced I suspect once the enthusiasm dies down.
So I hope my current submission is not missing the mark on this, as I don’t see any contradiction in my view regarding an “AI winter”
OK, as we have communicated, you have filled in what I took to be gaps in your original presentation. It might be useful to review your discussion with the many people who have shown an interest in your work, and see if you can write a final piece that summarizes your position effectively. I for one had to interpret your position and ask for your feedback in order to be sure I was summarizing your position correctly.
My position, which stands in contrast to yours, is that current research in AI and robotics could lead to AGI if other circumstances permit it. I don’t particularly think it is necessary or a good idea to develop AGI, doing so will only add danger and difficulty to an already difficult world scene (as well as add people to it), but I also think it is important to recognize the implications once it happens.