Re: generalized approach to knowledge representation

Thank you
please share YlC diagram
I hope KR is in it

On Wed, Jul 6, 2022 at 11:07 PM ProjectParadigm-ICT-Program <
metadataportals@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Dear all,
>
> I have seen dozens of articles, both in scientific publications and in
> public periodicals and news media lately about AI, AGI and sentient AI.
> What has recently sparked the debate of the current sate of the art of AI,
> based on ML and deep learning is the supposed dead ends ML seems to have
> reached.
> Blake Lemoine with his claim that Google's LaMDA had become sentient and
> the debunking of the claim, has triggered another debate, namely that of
> consciousness and sentience, and the current definitions thereof.
> And even the usefulness of the Turing Test has now become an issue, in
> order to determine sentience.
>
> The current state of the art is that AI is increasingly used in new drug
> and chemical compounds discovery, solving mathematical problems, finding
> new laws of physics, and detecting patterns which can be used for
> predictive analytics in increasing numbers of fields.
>
> It would make sense to revisit the various diagrams by a.o. the EUROPEAN
> UNION and other international bodies and national organizations, or peer
> groups or professional organizations to look at how we can use these
> diagrams to specify the various components in all cognitive processes
> related to knowledge representation.
>
> Yann LeCun, an AI pioneer recently published a new diagram which shows
> what in his opinion should be the future focus of AI research.
>
> I will go through my extensive body of articles and send some links to
> current visual depictions of AI cognitive processes involved.
>
> Milton Ponson
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