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AI reborn from the ashes?

Massimiliano Versace | December 18, 2009

_newsoffice__images_article_images_20091204121447-1-1Marvin Minsky has decided to resuscitate AI from the 80’s ashes with a fresh $5M grant to support an MIT team in a “project to build intelligent machines”. More info here. I have strong doubts on Minsky’s approach, and the new Turing test: “can the computer read, understand, and explain a children’s book”. I would be satisfied with replicating the children…

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