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Intelligence as perspective Intelligence as perspective why interesting? AI as research tradition trends dealing with humans + machines helge hüttenrauch, [email protected] Theoretical Perspectives on HCI applied vs. theoretical 70’s logical (rule & knowledge based) 80’s emergent (connectionists, nn) 90’s embodied (ai-life, agents, robots) building, using, visiting, applying, teaching, adapting intelligent artifacts, gadgets, applications, systems, services… …for whom?! reference the argumentation Davis, Randall, (1998), What Are Intelligence? And Why?, 1996 AAAI Presidential Address, in AI Magazine, 19(1), p.91-110, Spring 1998, American Association for Artificial Intelligence, Menlo Park, CA; intelligent behavior intelligence evolution as opposed to instinct or stimulusresponse associations: prediction response to change intentional action reasoning Helge Hüttenrauch, HMI 656 Presentation intelligence are many things product of evolution human = over determined, unnecessarily complex, inefficient designed true as well for cognition Look for the visual; thinking as reliving, re-acting subject of study: speculative! evolution: no cause, no problem, but blind search filter: statistically improved survival function, Æ ‘good enough’ 1 Intelligence as perspective intelligence evolution (2) “…searching for the minimalism and elegance beloved by engineers may be a diversion, for it simply might not be there.[…] The human mind is a 400.000-year-old legacy application…and you expected to find structured programming?” intelligence evolution (3) theories intelligence origin: early early early early Early Early man, the primal tool maker man and the killer frisbee man and the killer climate man, the primal frugivore man, the primal psychologist man, the primal linguist thinking is reliving thinking by internal visualization planning for activities as “visual reasoning” Thought processes mimic real life: we are re-acting, thus reliving our perceptual and motor experiences; ÅÆ Context matters for reuse & simulation of our experiences in the environment Helge Hüttenrauch, HMI 656 Presentation 2