Language is an interface between the inner worlds of humans. Current NLP AIs are mimicking the interface, with none of the representations.
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@fchollet That is basically what the Chinese Room is trying to get at. Symbol grounding.
@Pawelotti I don't think so, the Chinese Room is an idiotic argument based on semantics. It boils down to a tautology.
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@Pawelotti The Chinese room = "if I replace a CPU with a room+a person, it becomes obvious that this Turing-test passing AI isn't conscious" -
@fchollet The Turing Test is silly, but there are different things at play here. First, while Searle has put some things in unfortunate.. - Show replies
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@Pawelotti or in other words "a Turing-test passing AI isn't conscious because it is obviously not conscious". Which I disagree with.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@fchollet@Pawelotti Real problem with Searle's CR is computational complexity. See@scottaaronson, quoted here: http://slatestarcodex.com/2014/09/01/book-review-and-highlights-quantum-computing-since-democritus/ … - End of conversation
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