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Artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning and modern computer technologies concepts. Business, Technology, Internet and network concept.

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Author
Erik J. Larson
Date
November 17, 2023

Categorized
Artificial Intelligence

Tagged
AI, Artificial Intelligence, ChatGPT, Computers, internet, ontology, Statistics, web}

Why ChatGPT Is Killing Off Traditional AI

_{We're living in another AI "winter"} _{Erik J. Larson

November 17, 2023

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Artificial Intelligence}

The web proved that gathering data and using machine learning techniques resulted in superior performance on a number of central tasks in information extraction and natural language processing, like entity extraction, co-reference resolution, and many others (sentiment analysis et al). For all practical purposes, the debate about this raging on among AI scientists was resolved definitely by about 2010 — that the idea of hiring smart people to hand-code “knowledge” in a computer-readable language was quite limited. It had its day, to be sure, but it wasn’t a path to AGI. It wasn’t a path to anything other than hiring philosophers. My own career transitioned from doing the manual code-it-all-in approach to training and developing systems based on provision of data. Read More ›

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Author
Stephen Berger
Date
May 19, 2021

Categorized
Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, Philosophy of Mind

Tagged
Artificial Intelligence (AI), Epistemology, Featured, Humanity (essence), intelligence, Machine Learning, Metrology, ontology, Reality, Universe}

Will Humans Ever Be Fully Replaceable by AI? Part 3

_{Data outlines what can be quantified but does not show the comparison between AI and human performance at the most important points} _{Stephen Berger

May 19, 2021

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Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, Philosophy of Mind}

To get the right answer to the question of whether artificial intelligence will ever become capable of replacing man we must get the ontology, epistemology, and metrology right. Ontology seeks to understand the essential nature of things and the relationships between different things. Epistemology looks at what we can know and how accurately we can know what is knowable. Finally, metrology explores how we make measurements and comparisons. To get the right answer we must measure the right things (ontology), select what we will measure (epistemology), and determine how we make our measurements and comparisons with accuracy, precision, and repeatability (metrology). Mistakes in any of these areas will lead to a bad outcome. A common mistake is to measure what Read More ›

Concept of rivalry between robots and humans

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Author
Stephen Berger
Date
May 2, 2021

Categorized
Artificial Intelligence, Philosophy of Mind

Tagged
Duality (in physics), Humanity (its essence), Image (static vs. dynamic), intelligence, Man (image of God), ontology, Reality, Replication loss, spirituality, String theory, Universe}

Will Humans Ever Be Fully Replaceable by AI? Part 2

_{Particles and energy can be translated into each other. Might man also be a type of duality, with a natural and a spiritual reality?} _{Stephen Berger

May 2, 2021

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Artificial Intelligence, Philosophy of Mind}

In Part 1, we looked at the many dimensions to our thinking. Now, we ask, What then is man? Is man simply a complex biological machine that is fully explained by analyzing it in the four dimensions of space and time? Is the brain just a biological computer fully contained in four dimensions? Most of the world’s religions hold that man exists beyond the mere physical. Man has a soul, a spirit; these exist outside of the physical universe. There are characteristics, attributes, and values that are very real and have great impact, but which defy direct observation or quantification. String theory, an active research area in modern physics, requires 10 or 11 dimensions to fully explain what we see Read More ›

5G Network Internet Mobile Wireless Business concept.5G standard of modern signal transmission technology.

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Author
Stephen Berger
Date
March 10, 2021

Categorized
Artificial Intelligence, Philosophy of Mind

Tagged
5G, Artificial Intelligence, Belief systems, Featured, International Telecommunication Union – Radio (ITU-R), Myth, Narrative, ontology, Risk assessment, Risk management, Wireless spectrum}

How 5G Is Shaped By Narrative and Myth

_{Our perspective powerfully influences how we see things} _{Stephen Berger

March 10, 2021

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Artificial Intelligence, Philosophy of Mind}

We all use narratives and sometimes myths to organize our thinking. According to WikiDiff, … the difference between narrative and myth is that narrative is the systematic recitation of an event or series of events while myth is a traditional story which embodies a belief regarding some fact or phenomenon… It is important to be aware and careful of the narratives we use. It is even more important to be reflective of the myths we follow. Myths, with their attendant belief systems, have a greater impact on our perceptions and actions than narratives. The stories we use to frame our understanding of the facts about a topic highlight some areas but blind us to others. We should think about topics Read More ›

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Author
Stephen Berger
Date
January 24, 2021

Categorized
Ethics, Programming

Tagged
Artificial Intelligence, Featured, ontology, Policy-based radio, Prioritization, Risk assessment, Risk management, semantic reasoning, spectrum, Wireless}

Why Medical Device Companies Use Priorities Created by Toy Makers

_{The priorities followed by product developers arise from the ontology they use} _{Stephen Berger

January 24, 2021

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Ethics, Programming}

The priorities of product development teams arise from the ontology, the beliefs about the nature of reality, they follow. One of the greatest values of defining that ontology is to identify blind spots and wrong assumptions. When the source of priorities is clear, improved, more adaptable options become possible. As Clayton Christensen (1952–2020, pictured) has said: To grow profit margins and revenue, he observes, such companies tend to develop products to satisfy the demands of their most sophisticated customers. As successful as this strategy may be, it means that those companies also tend to ignore opportunities to meet the needs of less sophisticated customers — who may eventually form much larger markets. A hierarchy of products starts with the components, Read More ›

Condenser microphone golden in the studio recording creating the sound effect for the content creator

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Author
Stephen Berger
Date
January 15, 2021

Categorized
Artificial Intelligence

Tagged
Artificial Intelligence, Featured, ontology, Policy-based radio, semantic reasoning, spectrum, Wireless}

Stakeholders Are Competing for Control of Radio Networks

_{Future networks will need to need to safeguard the quality of the data} _{Stephen Berger

January 15, 2021

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Artificial Intelligence}

The incorporation of ontologies and semantic reasoning have far reaching implications for wireless communications and spectrum management. Early implementations using adaptive spectrum methods are already being deployed. In the future much deeper uses will be developed. In the context of wireless communications ontology and semantic reasoning have similar roles to their use in the semantic web. The ontology layer defines the participants and variables that impact communication. It also describes the relationships between them. A semantic reasoning engine uses the ontology to analyze the current data and formulate a transmission plan to implement the policies it has been given. Thus, the work being developed for the semantic web is being applied to spectrum management. Physical Layer Stakeholders Early uses of Read More ›