While we're on the topic, if you liked the article quoted below, you may
also like this one: David Clark et. al. -- A Knowledge Plane for the
Internet
<http://groups.csail.mit.edu/ana/Publications/PubPDFs/A%20knowlege%20plane%20for%20the%20internet.pdf>

Money quote: "The knowledge plane is novel in its reliance on the tools
of AI and  cognitive systems. We argue that cognitive techniques, rather
than  traditional algorithmic approaches, are best suited to meeting
the  uncertainties and complexity of our objective."

It's all very hand-wavy but IMHO still serves a purpose in priming the
reader's mind to evaluate current and future considerations in machine
intelligence for their usefulness in computer networking.

Rik


On 08/09/14 15:34, Rik wrote:
> Everyone
>
> If you're not thinking hard about how to put machine intelligence to
> work in computer networking, then you're doing the wrong thing. Leave
> your robots and other anthropocentric toy projects aside and work on
> stuff that matters!
>
> Some good pep talk:
> http://spectrum.ieee.org/computing/networks/why-the-internet-needs-cognitive-protocols
>
> A good example how the 'motor' in 'sensory-motor integration' can and
> should be taken to be more metaphorical rather than an actual motor.
> The 'action' an intelligent agent on the network takes is to send some
> data down a pipe. This may eventually result in a motor action at the
> other end of the pipe but that's taken care of, plenty of people are
> busy hooking up motors to the 'net already. Who does the cognitive bit?
>
> Cheers
>
> Rik
>
>

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