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Summary
The text discusses the evolution of artificial intelligence and computer languages, emphasizing the shift from low-level machine instructions to knowledge-based languages that align with human thinking. The speaker highlights the limitations of the Turing Test, noting that systems like Wolfram|Alpha fail because they are too knowledgeable compared to humans. Additionally, the text touches on advancements in visual object identification using neural network technology rooted in concepts from the 1940s and 1980s.
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| Wolfram|Alpha | ||
| Siri | ||
| House Oversight Committee |
Timeline (2 events)
Development of neural-network technology (1943)
Development of OCR (1980s)
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"My approach was to make a language that panders not to the computers but to the humans"Source
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"In that sense, we’ve already achieved good AI, at that level."Source
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"people who’ve tried connecting, for example, Wolfram|Alpha to their Turing Test bots find that the bots lose every time."Source
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