I didn't mean that it thinks like a human, rather that it's thinking is based on a statistical aggregation of a bunch of humans thinking. 1,000 humans identify cats. Train an NN to identify cats based on that training set.
The point about the paradox is good one, and very relevant to this issue. I can't tell if it is a paradox about computers/intelligence or a point about people. I suppose it's all the same when it comes to building wizard of Oz companies. because Moravec's Paradox, you will probably misidentify what is the easy and/or hard part of the problem you are trying to solve with AI.
The point about the paradox is good one, and very relevant to this issue. I can't tell if it is a paradox about computers/intelligence or a point about people. I suppose it's all the same when it comes to building wizard of Oz companies. because Moravec's Paradox, you will probably misidentify what is the easy and/or hard part of the problem you are trying to solve with AI.