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Introduction
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Selfdriving cars
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AI winter
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Are we still optimistic
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First step fallacy
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Second step fallacy
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Third step fallacy
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wishful mnemonics
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over attributions
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other examples
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intelligence in the brain
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open questions
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Major open challenges
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Transparency and robustness
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Barrier to AI
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Questions
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AI without ontologies
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Openended evolution
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Evolutionary computation
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Dangers of AI
Description:
Explore a thought-provoking keynote address from GECCO 2021 that delves into the complexities and challenges of artificial intelligence. Gain insights from Melanie Mitchell, Davis Professor of Complexity at the Santa Fe Institute, as she examines common fallacies in AI research and discusses why the development of advanced AI technologies has proven more difficult than anticipated. Learn about the cyclical nature of AI progress, the limitations of current approaches, and the need for more robust, general, and adaptable AI systems. Discover Mitchell's perspective on major open challenges in the field, including transparency, robustness, and the barriers to creating truly intelligent machines. Engage with topics such as self-driving cars, AI winters, wishful mnemonics, and the nature of intelligence in the brain. Conclude with a discussion on the potential dangers of AI and the role of evolutionary computation in addressing these challenges.

Why AI is Harder Than We Think

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
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