In my opinion, *real* inference involves some form of optimization/search.
How about "real inference" ?
AGI
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Real Inference Requires Optimization and Search
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AI Memory Systems: Working, Long-term, and Procedural Components
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There are many kinds of memories: working memory, long term preferences, skill/procedural memory. A good AI should include options to easily navigate all those
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Economists Missing Key AI Economic Possibilities Discussion
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Hope they’re talking to the economists who seem to be completely ignoring these possibilities.
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Building Resilient Decentralized Civilization with AI Coexistence
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Build a resilient civilization, decentralized by design, where people and AI can thrive together – a system engineered to flourish for thousands of years, driven by competition yet providing a safe haven for its members, reaching across the universe – and whatever lies beyond.
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Autonomous Business Systems: Exponential Learning AI
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I don't know of one. It's like building an autonomous car. It's an exponentially-learning system. An autonomous business. One that works better and better every day.
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Building Resilient Civilization Through Artificial Intelligence
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Theoretical Foundations of AI: Epistemology, Evolution, and Quantum Computing
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Right here. It flows naturally from our best theories in epistemology, evolution, computation, and quantum theory.
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Following 5000 AI professionals and experts
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I am following 5,000 over there mostly in AI. Literally everyone in AI. So if you want to follow more just go through my following lists there.
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Defining Intelligence: The Problem of Measurement and Bias
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Of course it’s not that hard…if you define intelligence in the simplest least expansive most gameable terms. The issue becomes who gets to define intelligence & how. And once we open that box we’re back to grappling w the Mismeasure of Man, IQ testing’s sordid history, etc