Honoured to be part of the Panel on #AI together with professors Christoph Benzmüller and Raúl Rojas @FU_Berlin and Oliver Brock @TUBerlin.
@nresearchnews @nature
"If the success of current deep network models in producing human-like cognitive abilities proves to be limited, a natural place to look for guidance is again neuroscience."
#AI#intelligence#neuroscience#cognition#AGI#DeepLearning
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For those not in machine learning, these new results reinforce an underlying narrative of the language modeling community - that if the predictive text in your mobile had a supercomputer behind it, you could tab complete real work.
You can see why that excites us in the field ^_^
Our new book is out with 25 views on our #AI future: from Pinker & Brooks saying "don't worry" to darker and more cynical perspectives: https://t.co/5LfmlPBX2S
Here’s a thought:
Our science would make better progress if we all collectively agreed to collect no data for the next 12 months and just took time out to read each other’s work and discuss how it fits together.
There is SO much cool data out there that I have no clue about
Nicholas Thompson, Editor of @WIRED Magazine weighs in on #AIFears in Episode 77 of #VoicesinAI: "However we measure human happiness, human success, our ability to live on the planet, I think that AI in general, will be a good thing," says @nxthompson. #AI https://t.co/W0EMrBNDOR
If there's one thing you could change about the media and public conversation on AI, what would it be? Here's mine: stop talking about AI as if it has agency, because it doesn't — it's the people building and deploying it who do.
Interpretation of a machine learning model by a human involves both the model and the human. Human misconceptions can cause as much trouble as any property of the model.
"The reality of the current AI hype is that many of the companies who succeed in securing funding show a woeful lack of understanding of the difficult nature of their problem and of how to test their AI for robustness in the real world."
#AI#hype
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Review of "Innate," by neuroscientist Kevin Mitchell -- a sophisticated, up-to-date explanation of what nature made us. https://t.co/o5V2XrLUcQ via @QuilletteM
“Stop thinking about robots taking over. We have more to fear from dumb systems that people think are smart than from intelligent systems that know their limits.” Barbara Grosz
#AI#robots#intelligence