Narrow AI : Stereotypical/ Patterned/ Rational
Matt: Suppose you write a program that inputs jokes or cartoons and outputs
whether or not they are funny
AGI : Stereotype-/Pattern-breaking/Creative
What you rebellin' against?
Whatcha got?
Marlon Brando. The Wild One (1953) On screen,
2008/9/8 Benjamin Johnston [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Does this issue actually crop up in GA-based AGI work? If so, how did you
get around it? If not, would you have any comments about what makes AGI
special so that this doesn't happen?
Does it also happen in humans? I'd say yes, therefore it might
I am applying for a research program and I have to chose between these two
schools:
Dalle Molle Institute of Artificial Intelligence
University of Verona (Artificial Intelligence dept)
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Dalle Molle Institute of Artificial Intelligence
University of Verona (Artificial Intelligence dept)
If they were corporations, from which one would you buy shares?
I would go for IDSIA. I mean, hey, you have Schmidhuber around. :)
Jan
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agi
A model of artificial humor, a machine that tells jokes, or at least inputs
jokes and outputs whether or not they are funny. Identify associations of the
form (A ~ B) and (B ~ C) in the audience language model where (A ~ C) is
believed to be false or unlikely through other associations. Test
Matt,
Humor is dependent not on inductive reasoning by association, reversed or
otherwise, but on the crossing of whole matrices/ spaces/ scripts .. and
that good old AGI standby, domains. See Koestler esp. for how it's one
version of all creativity -
The introductory OpenCogPrime tutorial will be
tomorrow night...
http://opencog.org/wiki/OpenCogPrime:TutorialSessions
I'm flying home from California on the red-eye tonight so
don't expect me to be fully lucid, but hey ;-)
ben
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