nbeleski
Joined 8 years ago
Joined 8 years ago
I wonder it this one might be a bit more accessible, although I guess the R/Python examples are helpful on the latter.
Awesome work!
This is so important and seldom mentioned in internet discussions.
> Extreme inequality undermines this by allowing those who already have significant wealth to put their finger on the scales (lobbying, anticompetitive practices, etc.)
There is a number os scholars who will point that as we currently stand, those things, including the extreme inequality, are consequence of the current system.
I haven't had success doing so using frameworks such as Torch and TF, even if their toolkit is better to develop new solutions.
Also we get to write code in C++, which can be a big positive when developing machine learning SDKs. I personally still do most of the prototyping in Python though.
I'll be checking the link on the post that mentions that pytorch allows models to be converted to c++, looks promising actually.
[0] http://dlib.net/
I currently research mental representation such as emotions in applied computing which is near-at-hand with ToM and although many of the theories seem intuitive, the replication crisis is something that really bothered me (since I come from a STEM background).
I will read through your post and definitely check the sources, thank you very much!
As for your last point, ToM+Autism might be one of the more interesting aspects of ToM research and as far as I can tell, we are far from conclusive theories.
You mention a main component that was badly hit, what would that be?
Thanks in advance!
I wonder how the AI behaves... Dwarf Fortress is such a gem of a game.
In your opinion what should computer scientists be focusing on in order to achieve more advanced AI systems? I'm thinking things such as reasoning, causality, embodied cognition, goal creation, etc.
And this is without even delving into the ethics aspects of (some instances of) AI research.