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So, I've got a question here.
Most AI research is done with specialized hardware designed to emulate the human brain, but as I see it, all human though is essentially a problem solving process, whether it fallls into the realm of conscious or unconscious thought. We know that the human psyche is the result of a good number of chemical reactions in the brain, and that these chemical reactions form a practical way of reacting to the external world.
So, practically, the psyche could also be simplified and imitated by programming languages that could replicate (or imitate if you'd prefer) human consciousness. Why isn't this approach more popular in AI research? Are there limitations to what a programming language can accomplish where something like neural networks and the like can succeed?

>> No.6307681

One bump.

>> No.6307819

>>6307597
We aren't doing that because we don't know how. We know remarkably little about how the mind works.

>> No.6307846

>>6307597
>Most AI research is done with specialized hardware designed to emulate the human brain
what. other than andrew ng's work at google with deep nets this isn't really true.

>all human though is essentially a problem solving process
actually it's bayesian inference.

>the psyche could also be simplified and imitated by programming languages that could replicate (or imitate if you'd prefer) human consciousness.
are you literally retarded? is this bait?

your confusion stems from a lack of basic information about the field of AI, the workings of biological intelligence, and general critical thinking capability. please read a book before spewing any more of your awful opinions onto this holiest of boards.

>> No.6307871

... What sets this new "physical intelligence" device apart from any others is that it has nano-scale interconnected wires that perform billions of connections like a human brain, and is capable of remembering information. Each connection is a synthetic synapse.

Rather than move information from memory to processor, like conventional computers, this device processes information in a totally new way that would be unimaginable with current computers..

The device is capable, without being programmed like a traditional robot, of performing actions similar to humans.

It learns.

>> No.6307873

>>6307871
sauce? definitely not the mainstream of machine learning or AI, regardless.

>> No.6307878

chemical reactions form practical ways
>how?