artificial intelligence

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"An artificial intelligence is like a child. It must be trained and given experience. We train it by giving it known things. Such as, if we want a neural network to be able to recognize faces, we given it pictures and have it find them."

Writer: Michael Hibbard

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Date: Sep 18 2015 2:16 PM

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Artificial Intelligence 'is like sheep trying to do complicated psychoanalysis. They just don't have the conceptual equipment they need in their limited brains'.

Writer: Colin McGinn Rutgers University

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Date: Sep 18 2015 2:08 PM

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"Artificial intelligence is like nuclear fusion: it has been 10 years off for the last fifty years. And McKinsey predict it will stay that way: the future of robotics will continue to be dedicated to specialised tasks."

Writer: Not Stated

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Date: Sep 18 2015 2:13 PM

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"Building an artificial intelligence is like building a
cathedral. The first cathedrals took generations, so most working on them would never see the final outcome. Those working on it took pride in their craft, building bricks and chiseling stones that would be placed into the Great Edifice. So, as AI researchers, we should think of ourselves as humble brick makers, whose job it is to study how to build components (e.g. parsers, planners,
learning algorithms) that someday someone, somewhere, will integrate into intelligent systems"

Writer: Kenneth D. Forbus

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Date: Sep 18 2015 2:05 PM

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"Artificial intelligence is like a beautiful suitor who repeatedly brings his admirer to the edge of consummation only to vanish, dashing hopes and leaving an unrequited lover to wonder what might have been."

Writer: G. Pascal Zachary

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Date: Sep 18 2015 2:01 PM