All right, I will put in my 2 cents.  "Things computers can do" is
nothing without somebody with ideas programming them!

argument follows....

On 10/9/13, Bob Mottram <[email protected]> wrote:
> On 2013-10-09 14:48, Matt Mahoney wrote:
>> https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1ZaTlA92vUwCzKFXh_wOnFAVrGLGgzUyDj3wNfUS-PWI
>
> I think Ai is "unsolved" because it's badly framed.  So a lot of it
> seems oriented around mid 20th century behaviorism or rational utility
> maximising agents.  Those things may be interesting, but they're
> off-base if you want to produce something similar to human intelligence.
>
>  From a mid 20th century perspective much of human behavior seems
> baffling and hopelessly irrational.  To produce a human-like cognitive
> system I think it needs to include more social and narrative elements,
> such as the maintenance of a social graph (Dunbar, etc) and a language
> system capable of supporting internal dialogues and imaginative
> narrative reconstructions - what I call "circumstance based reasoning".
> Instead of trying to maximize utility probably what people are mostly
> doing is trying to maximize the consistency or desirability of their
> autobiographical narrative relative to other known historical or
> fictional accounts, or simply to live according to some particular
> principle or aesthetic (both of which also have a historical basis to
> them).  Outside of being embedded in a multi-agent system which has a
> history it's difficult for that sort of cognitive system to appear.
>
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