It seems to me that that this question might be resolvable depending upon the response of an AI to something it has not been taught.

 

For example I don't believe a human would have much trouble understanding this

 

 

One of the earlist proposed uses for AI  is as a robot driver.

 

So what would such a driver's response be to the following

 

15 hours ago, studiot said:

It seems to me that that this question might be resolvable depending upon the response of an AI to something it has not been taught.

 

For example I don't believe a human would have much trouble understanding this

 

 

One of the earlist proposed uses for AI  is as a robot driver.

 

So what would such a driver's response be to the following

 

It very quickly looks up UK road laws and signage, then navigates appropriately. It briefly wonders if the area was known for prostitution.

17 hours ago, studiot said:

seems to me that that this question might be resolvable depending upon the response of an AI to something it has not been taught.

 

For example I don't believe a human would have much trouble understanding this

 

Believe.  I had difficulty with this, which I presumed to be some sort of rebus.  Axe ewe rocket time? Pick ewe launch time?  Hmm.  I look up British synonyms and see first image also called a mattock.  Nope, that doesn't work.  Or ewe could be the more general sheep. Nope. The non-AI continues to struggle, though leaning towards something about picking your launch time (or lunch time? if one is willing to bend a word, something I don't see an AI doing).  With AI, the question is if it can figure out a context.  I went straight for a rebus, but perhaps it would waste time trying to construct a narrative and flounder around in that context....Pick a sheep to send on the eight o'clock rocket.  Humans are good at zooming back and assessing a larger context, so a human would realize a narrative would likely be pretty silly and move on to it's being a rebus.  We also presume a left to right sequencing, if our native language follows that convention.  And that there is likely to be a verb.  Could an AI home in on those assumptions?  Probably.  It's really larger context that seems to be the challenge.

17 hours ago, studiot said:

For example I don't believe a human would have much trouble understanding this

 

Mattock, sheep, rocket, clock?   

 

On 10/8/2023 at 2:59 PM, Genady said:

Mattock, sheep, rocket, clock?   

Pick you up 8 o'clock.

Edited October 13, 20232 yr by studiot

1 hour ago, studiot said:

Pick you up 8 o'clock.

I am bad in this in any language. Perhaps, has something to do with my APD.

It is often said that examinations in the human world are a test of memory not of learning or intelligence.

 

So is learning necessary  for artificial intelligence ?