Future of AI
Starting grad school this fall for computer science. There are several concentrations available and I was looking at artificial intelligence. It appears to be frustatingly needing innovation, and I think it will be coming soon with the memory-prediction framework.
Is it worthwhile to study traditional AI concepts if we're finally realizing that they're useless for machine intelligence?
Is it worthwhile to study traditional AI concepts if we're finally realizing that they're useless for machine intelligence?
posted by Matt at 07:32
2 Comments:
Matt, I can see that you are Mr. Popular in Blogsphere...I want to see how long it will be before you realize that I have posted a note to you blog. The world of AI is becoming more and more important to me as I attempt to formulate ideas and concept around AI. In the world of information where we are being inundated with too much of it, there has to be a solution that will allow us to receive only that information that we desire when we desire it. Maybe you will be able to assist? :)
Hey there, anonymous. The problem you mention is broad with many potential solutions. At best, we can come up with a hack to filter information in a seemingly intelligent manner. The future of AI lies in a machine intelligence that can learn to handle any problem.
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