This is because humans are not rational, and so the ground truth to strive for is not “predict what will happen in the real world” but how would a human react.
The issue at hand is retrieval of information into working memory so we (biological + computational intelligence) can make good decisions, and take proper actions.
“Short-term memory” and “long-term memory” (for both biological and artificial/computational systems) is a misnomer. Time is not the variable we should be focused on. Memory isn’t time-bound in the way most of us think. Instead, there is just working memory.
I agree with folks saying with should call it “CI” (computational intelligence) not “AI” (artificial intelligence). The knowledge is still “us” — so the artificial part seems like a misnomer.
Are our ideas about “what we want to be when we grow up” environmental (something that develops based on our early years)? Or is this something predetermined and imprinted on our DNA (tantamount to a system prompt)?
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