Pretty sure the AI community isn't "at war." So far it's been polite academic disagreements via Twitter. Almost ironic in some sense, Hyperbole abounds.
Why a robot that can 'solve' Rubik's Cube one-handed has the AI community at war,
with juicy quote from @zacharylipton on weapons/grade PR + a clear discussion of what happened and what is at issue.https://thenextweb.com/artificial-intelligence/2019/10/22/why-a-robot-that-can-solve-rubiks-cube-one-handed-has-the-ai-community-at-war/ …
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it doesn’t quite feel that way with all the personal attacks on me, but i see your point...
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It would be great if the major players in this debate like
@ilyasut@gdb@GaryMarcus@beenwrekt could come together for some sort of debate or panel where they can explain and argue for their own viewpoints. -
I very much enjoyed the “Great Debate” at
@RealAAAI 2018. Repeat in 2020?
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I agree with this assessment. To me it seems clear that OpenAI 1) does real research but also 2) is an AI hype machine. However, it’s understandable given the incentives in place to build up that hype. Many in AI try to sensationalize their work. OpenAI is just winning at this.
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Gosh I hope they are debating or discussing something a bit more interesting than an ai robot can solve an algorithm? Like how vintage? How about ai robot ethics like should their be ai robot workers rights like a wage or salary?
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