AI research hasn’t changed since I started in this business 45 years ago but other things have: Continue reading “What’s the Difference Between AI Research over the last 45 years and AI Research Now?”
Tag: AI/ML
Are we some other society’s Experiment in AI?
Here’s something to consider. I am constantly having to change the way I think to break down boundaries that my limited worldview (in this case universe view) have set on my mind. A few years ago, the notion that we live in a “MATRIX-Like” simulation gained popularity among scientists. My initial response was to reject even the possibility of such a notion. However, my thinking this week has led me to now consider this question as a distinct possibility. What if we are someone else’s experiment in developing an artificial intelligence? Since we know that time is an artificial construct, this suddenly opens up the possibility that we might just be ants under the looking glass being studied by an advanced race.
Do you have an opinion? I’d like to hear what you have to say on this subject. Thanks Dr. Andy.
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Part 5: Complexity
In this series I am writing several blog articles about Artificial Intelligence. This week’s article, the last in the series, introduces the CORE toolset that can be used by the Government under an existing license to meet most of its AI/ML needs. Continue reading “Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Part 5: Complexity”
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Part 5: CORE Toolset
In this series I am writing several blog articles about Artificial Intelligence. This week’s article, the last in the series, introduces the CORE toolset that can be used by the Government under an existing license to meet most of its AI/ML needs. Continue reading “Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Part 5: CORE Toolset”
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Part 4: Complexity
In this series I am writing several blog articles about Artificial Intelligence. Today’s article concentrates on the complexity of AI/ML algorithms and approaches. Do they necessarily need to be complex to be effective? Probably not….. Continue reading “Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Part 4: Complexity”
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Part 3: Knowledge Context & Understanding
In this series, I am writing several blog articles about Artificial Intelligence. Today’s article concentrates on one of the most important aspects of the AI/ML problem….knowledge context. Continue reading “Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Part 3: Knowledge Context & Understanding”
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Part 2: Validation
In this series I am writing several blog articles about Artificial Intelligence. Today’s article concentrates on one of the most critical issues facing the use of the AI/ML …..validation. Continue reading “Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Part 2: Validation”
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Part 1: Defining Artificial Intelligence
In this series, I am writing several blog articles about Artificial Intelligence. We finally have enough processing power and memory to accomplish great things. However, after 40 years of working in this field I am amazed at what some companies are trying to sell as Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. The purpose of these articles is to help the reader sift through the hype and discriminate real AI/ML from useless marketing that lacks real substance. This week’s articles concentrate on a simple but important aspect of the AI/ML problem….What is the REAL definition of AI and ML? Continue reading “Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: Part 1: Defining Artificial Intelligence”