> > Indeed, making the declarative knowledge derived from "rattling off > parameters describing procedures" useful is a HARD problem... but at least > Novamente can get the data, which as you have greed, would seem to give AI > systems an in-principle advantage over humans in this area... > > It's hard to overestimate the intelligence-enhancement potential of a more > fluid process of interconversion btw declarative and procedural knowledge
Yes, getting this data is what the entire field of neurophys is about. Being able to extract it without using surgery, electrodes, amplifiers, and gajillions of manhours would be outstanding. A lack of data is the primary thing holding neuroscience back and to a large degree, the depth of cognitive theory over time mirrors the quality of the acquisition and analysis tools. -Brad ------- To unsubscribe, change your address, or temporarily deactivate your subscription, please go to http://v2.listbox.com/member/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
