What really is at stake in current debates about deep learning & AI? A reply to #deeplearning pioneer Yoshua Bengio.https://link.medium.com/pFZy4GfpJ0
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I'd argue strongly that no common sense or knowledge is present at birth but the ability to create common sense is. It's very important to make that distinction.
The distinction is important, but i challenge you to watch a video of a baby ibex climbing down a mountain and say that there is zero innate there....
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Machines are not animals or deep neural nets. They have no need to survive at birth, eat or procreate. They need no innate knowledge. We humans will see to it that they survive during their early upbringing. They will be trained via classical conditioning and then cloned.
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Tenenbaum inference over programs seems to aolce all the issues. Of course it uses symbolic processing primitives.
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Its compelling I agree but seemingly complex behaviours can be created from quite straightforward neural architectures. It's not intelligence, but looks like it.
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