I agree that it seems like a pretty low value addition to the discourse and neither provides any additional insight, not do their categories structure the problem in a particularly helpful way. That may be exaggerated, but it feels like a plug to insert yourself into a conversation where you have nothing to contribute otherwise.
I didn’t mean to go there, as I believe there are many reasons to think both authors are well-intentioned and that they wanted to describe something genuinely useful.
It’s just that this contribution fails to live up to its title or to sentences like “In other words, no one has done for AI what Russell Impagliazzo did for complexity theory in 1995...”. My original comment would be the same if it was an anonymous post.
I agree that it seems like a pretty low value addition to the discourse and neither provides any additional insight, not do their categories structure the problem in a particularly helpful way. That may be exaggerated, but it feels like a plug to insert yourself into a conversation where you have nothing to contribute otherwise.
I didn’t mean to go there, as I believe there are many reasons to think both authors are well-intentioned and that they wanted to describe something genuinely useful.
It’s just that this contribution fails to live up to its title or to sentences like “In other words, no one has done for AI what Russell Impagliazzo did for complexity theory in 1995...”. My original comment would be the same if it was an anonymous post.