The Onion Axiom: A History of the Outside-In Approach to Artificial (and Natural) Intelligence скачать в хорошем качестве

The Onion Axiom: A History of the Outside-In Approach to Artificial (and Natural) Intelligence

Institute for Ethics in AI Fourth Annual Lecture with Professor Jessica Riskin from Stanford University. Abstract: Ever since the founding moments of artificial intelligence in the mid-twentieth century, the principal researchers and writers on the subject – from Alan Turing, and Norbert Weiner to Rodney Brooks, Daniel Dennett, and many others – have adopted the behaviourist assumption that intelligence is nothing more than its appearance. That if you could peel away all the layers of the onion, at the core you would find nothing but emptiness: there’s no one in there. This lecture explored the implications of the onion axiom for the history of AI and considered how this history might inform our efforts to grapple with the runaway technology today. Learn more about the event, the speaker and the event write-up: https://www.oxford-aiethics.ox.ac.uk/...