Robert J. Marks
Robert J. Marks: Some infinities are bigger than others but there’s no biggest one
Robert J. Marks on “machines with minds” vs. the real-life dweebs in his evolutionary programming:
Robert J. Marks: 4. How Almost All Numbers Can Encode the Library of Congress
At Mind Matters News: 2. Infinity illustrates that the universe has a beginning
At Mind Matters News: The Software of the Gaps: An excerpt from Non-Computable You
At Mind Matters News: 1. Why Infinity Does Not Exist in Reality
At Mind Matters News: Computer prof: You are not computable and here’s why not
At Mind Matters News: New AI learns to simulate common sense
The GPT-3 program can get through grammatical issues on which others stumble, says Robert J. Marks. It is a simulation because the AI can perform the task but does not “understand” what the concepts mean: The classic test for AI common sense is resolution of Winograd schema. Winograd schema contain vague, ambiguous pronouns. Common sense resolves the ambiguity. An example is: “John is afraid to get in a fight with Bob because he is so tall, muscular and ill-tempered.” Does the vague pronoun “he” refer to John or Bob? Common sense says Bob is the tough guy and John is the scared dude. Another Winograd schema example is “John did not ask Bob to join him in prayer because he Read More ›