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You might well be 100% right. I'd like to see the Japanese succeed, actually. However, it was simply not possible for anyone to succeed at AI in the early 80's
by AlbertCory 2y ago
You might well be 100% right. I'd like to see the Japanese succeed, actually.
However, it was simply not possible for anyone to succeed at AI in the early 80's. It took some Nobel-prize-winning software, a change of approach, and a massive increase in compute power to finally break through.
- llm_trw 2y agoThe only thing we needed was the compute. Everything else had been discovered by the 80s.
- philipkglass 2y agoI think that we also needed a much larger training corpus than was available in the 1980s. Back then the largest textual data sets were orders of magnitude smaller.
- adastra22 2y agoUsing neural nets. The approach taken towards AI in the 80’s was much less compute intensive.