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Why can’t artificial intelligence do what humans can? Rob Miles talks about generality in intelligence.
Sean Comments/Questions (For those who can’t hear him clearly)
11secs: “This was the hill climbing algorithm?”
2min 40sec: “recently with Professor Brailsford we did the idea of The Turing Test, so that strikes me from what you’re saying that that’s a very specific domain: pretending to be a human talking?”
4min 2sec: “is that like ‘humans have been changing the world to meet their needs?’ ”
4min 40sec: “but on a bigger scale, as you say on a grander scale, building a dam, and er irrigating a field, and putting a pipe to your house and allowing you to have a tap {fawcett} is doing the same thing but on a grander scale.”
6min 39sec: “all these dimensions, if you try to brute force infinite dimensions you’re gonna fall over pretty quickly?”
6min 45sec: “change the world” (in ref to him picking up the drink!)
Retro Z80 Computer: https://youtu.be/OtpaY8VD52g
Hill Climbing Algorithm & Artificial Intelligence: http://youtu.be/oSdPmxRCWws
The Turing Test: https://youtu.be/Qbp3LJvcX38
Arduino Uno: https://youtu.be/b4z1zkmo1BE
Rabbits, Faces & Hyperspaces: https://youtu.be/q6iqI2GIllI
Thanks to Nottingham Hackspace.
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