Totally agree, "I can open a screw even without a screw driver. I can use a coin or a spoon or even try my finger nail instead." That's common Sense! Difference between "having knowledge" and "understanding it." And data based AI (using ML/DL) cant understand! #wait4vicki
common sense isn’t just passive knowledge; it’s inferential. if i step on this broken glass, or drive the wrong ng way against traffic, what might happen? (even if i have never done such a thing and have no direct data)https://twitter.com/tdietterich/status/960981823902724096 …
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That is where RULA comes in. A system must have ability to "Read, Understand, Learn, and Apply" https://rulasense.wordpress.com/
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@fchollet recently pointed out that we don’t know how mental abstraction works. My pet theory is that imagination functions as a multi-sensory representational space where conjectures are generated and observed.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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My hypothesis is that the vast vast majority of common sense is not inferential but based on learned experience., because it is needed for daily survival. But yes people can draw inferences from their common sense knowledge, and I'd love to know how they do it!
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profound!
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This fascinating debate brings to mind that famous (and hopefully not falsely credited) Einstein quote: "Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world."
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