Hi all,
I'm away from home (at a bio conference in Australia) so my email access is
sporadic, so it's a bad time for me to start list discussions, but I feel like
it anyway, so here goes ;-)
I've been talking with Pei Wang about whether "computation" is a good
concept for modeling or
Hi Ben.
I've been talking with Pei Wang about whether computation is a good
concept for modeling or describing AI systems.
I'm not sure I understand you. When you are talking about
computation you seem to think about something roughly
similar to Turing machines. But you know very well that
Does anyone have a list of Seed modules for a Hard-Takeoff
or know of a web site that has a list?
From : Lukasz Kaiser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To : agi@v2.listbox.com
Subject : Re: [agi] Is computation a good concept for describing AI
software?
Ben wrote:
What if we think about the amount of memory that
can be accessed per second associated with a given
hardware device H, and call this M(H). Then if we
place a practical bound on M(H), and take into
account special relativity, we can no longer talk
about ordinary computers being
Ben,
I'm not sure I understand the way your premises are relevant to
the conclusion offered. I would say that computation (as a good
conceptual ground to model or build intelligent systems) is
relatively
well established, even if we have several researchers preaching
against
it. But what
