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Steve, tons of us at DeepMind have read The Algebraic Mind. I see it on people's desks all the time. It's more of a long review article than a popsci book. This is why the usual response to Gary's critiques is "we know, you've been repeating the same thing forever."
also: fair point that @Zergylord is not representative, though I think that @santoroAI may share some of his attitude.
I know that @AdamMarblestone, @mpshanahan and Greg Wayne do not.
He will have to keep repeating it. Until researchers and computer architects drop all vestiges of data and data types nothing Gary says will make sense. To access the symbolic connections between things you have to drop all ontology period.
Very specifically. Dogs, fish, lizards, trees, primates are complex adaptable systems capable of universal computation and more. None are compressible to a singular suite of algos. Because no species & no individual is separable from its context. What exists exists relationally.
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