Re: throwing down the glove

There's a distinction between a group, and a purpose.

I'm still working on:
https://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-cogai/2022Nov/0000.html

I don't really want to participate with the KR group as the "gentle"
(spanking?) Wasn't very clear about who it was directed at; which isn't
supportive of knowledge systems; that uses available "data" to make
inferences.

https://www.webizen.net.au/about/executive-summary/preserving-the-freedom-to-think/

Human rights are important (even if they're not supported by existing
'verifiable credentials' tech, as defined, to define people by their
wallets, to support "their needs" re: engaging in contract law factors
(online, with real world consequences).

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1enxxRUtJ2Khquyl-ey_6cTRj4nn26etC5XdAs20hZ-w/edit?usp=drivesdk

I think the lens of intentionally creating AI agents - that we want (like
world/web we want) is a part forward, imho.

Hope that helps.

I haven't had time to get back to Dave yet, I've found se long videos of
him, which is a learning experience that I've not got through yet.  But
nice to associate the voice/face, with his name/emails.

Best wishes,

Timo / Tim.h.


On Fri, 4 Nov 2022, 12:25 am ProjectParadigm-ICT-Program, <
metadataportals@yahoo.com> wrote:

> I am proposing a challenge.
>
> To show that:
> (1)  KR as a high level field of mathematics can reconcile mathematics and
> logic, theoretical physics, neuroscience and reasoning inspired by
> biological structures of brains and similar neural structures;
> (2) show that there are bounds to what current ML can do in terms of
> computability, and
> (3) that explainable and trustworthy AI cannot exist without a high level
> KR at its core setting boundaries and criteria
>
> My conjecture for (3) is that this is NOT POSSIBLE without a firm
> mathematical grounding of ontological and epistemological issues on this
> subject currently brought forward by computer scientists and philosophers.
>
> Relying on natural language and continuously tweaking ML algorithms
> currently used especially derived from neural networks are leading us to a
> dead end.
>
> Milton Ponson
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