So basically a computer cannot learn all the body posses. We can see this when a PC can't install a driver in under 3 minutes. Tech will slowly fad to a useful utility.
Yeah I spent enough time on GEB and other similar books to remain thoroughly confused, which reliable people told me is an indication of understanding. It's the people who toss around "AI" and "machine learning" with confidence who know the least.https://twitter.com/l4rz/status/1087835681123119104 …
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I love GEB because it places you back in the 1970s, the eldorado of systems theory. Got my copy from an Iowa City college book store in 2002. The merchant was still enthusiastic about the book and the days bygone.
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It's funny. I have been learning to code, and took a decent amount of bio & neuroscience classes in college that a lot of the claims made about AI make no sense to me. We don't know how consciousness is generated in the first place, so how would we replicate it?
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Parallel distributed processing seems pretty good. I don't know what has been done with that recently. https://www.amazon.com/Parallel-Distributed-Processing-Microstructure-Psychological/dp/0262132184/ …
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