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From: Ari Gesher To: Joscha Bach Cc: Gre Borenstein takashi ikegarm Martin Nowak Subject: Re: MDF Date: Mon, 28 Oct 2013 02:55:31 +0000 Sebastian Seun , Joi Ito Kevin Slavin

schrieb Greg Borenstein 1.1 11a>: >> I think this issue of the changing definition of intelligence being a moving goal post is absolutely critical, Joscha. And it's one that long-predates 20th century digital computation-based Al efforts. >> >> Recently, I've been reading the work of Jessica Riskin, a

ognition? What is the lowest high creature? >> This strikes me as very much like the process we go through with the defining AI tasks like chess or Jeopardy or car driving. We start off believing that these are tasks that only human intelligence can achieve. Then we build computational systems that can

From: Greg Borenstein To: Joscha Bach Cc: Sebastian SCUll" Joi Ito , Ari Gesher , Martin Nowak <[email protected]> Subject: Re: MDF Date: Thu, 24 Oct 2013 00:56:54 +0000 , taka

sion and direction of a common goal. I think this issue of the changing definition of intelligence being a moving goal post is absolutely critical, Joscha. And it's one that long-predates 20th century digital computation-based AI efforts. Recently, I've been reading the work of Jessica Riskin, a Stanf

enchmark tasks is haunting Al since its inception. Usually, when we identify a task that requires intelligence in humans (playing chess or soccer or Jeopardy, driving a car etc.) we end up with a kind of very smart (chess-playing, car-driving) toaster. That being said, Al was always very fruitful in the

From: Joscha Bach Sent: Wednesday, October 23, 2013 3:10 PM To: Sebastian Seung Cc: Joi Ito; takashi ikegami; Ari Gesher; Kevin Slavin; Martin Nowak; Greg Borens

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a normal customer. He may also include the avoidance of "too good to be true" behavior. But what about a test for creativity and novelty? Cheers, Joscha EFTA00675658

enchmark tasks is haunting Al since its inception. Usually, when we identify a task that requires intelligence in humans (playing chess or soccer or Jeopardy, driving a car etc.) we end up with a kind of very smart (chess-playing, car-driving) toaster. That being said, Al was always very fruitful in the

insights . Recognizing self, attacking everything that is not self On Wednesday, October 23, 2013, Ari Gesher wrote: On Oct 23, 2013, at 8:09 AM, Joscha Bach wrote: That being said, AGI will have trouble succeeding because it is following the scruffy tradition. Perhaps the main failing of this traditio

enchmark tasks is haunting Al since its inception. Usually, when we identify a task that requires intelligence in humans (playing chess or soccer or Jeopardy, driving a car etc.) we end up with a kind of very smart (chess-playing, car-driving) toaster. That being said, Al was always very fruitful in the

insights . Recognizing self , attacking everything that is not self On Wednesday, October 23, 2013, Ari Gesher wrote: On Oct 23, 2013, at 8:09 AM, Joscha Bach < • wrote: That being said, AGI will have trouble succeeding because it is following the scruffy tradition. Perhaps the main failing of this trad

enchmark tasks is haunting Al since its inception. Usually, when we identify a task that requires intelligence in humans (playing chess or soccer or Jeopardy, driving a car etc.) we end up with a kind of very smart (chess-playing, car-driving) toaster. That being said, Al was always very fruitful in the

From: Ari Gesher To: Joscha Bach Cc: Sebastian Scun , Joi Ito , Kevin Slavin Greg Borenstein <[email protected]> Subject: Re: MDF Date: Thu, 24 Oct 2013 00:10:24 +0000 ta

enchmark tasks is haunting Al since its inception. Usually, when we identify a task that requires intelligence in humans (playing chess or soccer or Jeopardy, driving a car etc.) we end up with a kind of very smart (chess-playing, car-driving) toaster. That being said, Al was always very fruitful in the

insights . Recognizing self, attacking everything that is not self On Wednesday, October 23, 2013, Ari Gesher wrote: On Oct 23, 2013, at 8:09 AM, Joscha Bach <1 > wrote: That being said, AGI will have trouble succeeding because it is following the scruffy tradition. Perhaps the main failing of this tra

enchmark tasks is haunting Al since its inception. Usually, when we identify a task that requires intelligence in humans (playing chess or soccer or Jeopardy, driving a car etc.) we end up with a kind of very smart (chess-playing, car-driving) toaster. That being said, Al was always very fruitful in the