Do you think these disagreements stem from a sort of egoistic desire to be known as the ‘owner’ of that concept? Or to be a forerunner for that vein of research should it become popular?
Or is it a genuinely good faith disagreement on the future of AI and what the best approach is? (Perhaps these questions are outlined in the articles you’ve linked, which I’ll begin reading now. Though I do think it’s still useful to perhaps include a summary here too.) Thanks for your help.
Seems to usually be good faith. People can still be biased of course (and they can’t all be right on the same questions, with the current disagreements), but it really is down to differing intuitions, which background-knowledge posts have been read by which people, etc.
Do you think these disagreements stem from a sort of egoistic desire to be known as the ‘owner’ of that concept? Or to be a forerunner for that vein of research should it become popular?
Or is it a genuinely good faith disagreement on the future of AI and what the best approach is? (Perhaps these questions are outlined in the articles you’ve linked, which I’ll begin reading now. Though I do think it’s still useful to perhaps include a summary here too.) Thanks for your help.
Seems to usually be good faith. People can still be biased of course (and they can’t all be right on the same questions, with the current disagreements), but it really is down to differing intuitions, which background-knowledge posts have been read by which people, etc.