In general he does. In this article he doesn't talk about he talks about approaches to AI.
> there have been some very good baby studies that show babies inherently know statistics needed to learn probabilistic associations.
Very good. Can we identify how that works and then build a robot that has the same mechanism in a more efficient way than simply simulating a brain at a molecular level. That is his argument here.
> They didn't understand neurons and biology and genetics so well then, so yay, magic things are possible!
So where were you 4-5 decades ago when he proposed his theory to propose a better one?
In general he does. In this article he doesn't talk about he talks about approaches to AI.
> there have been some very good baby studies that show babies inherently know statistics needed to learn probabilistic associations.
Very good. Can we identify how that works and then build a robot that has the same mechanism in a more efficient way than simply simulating a brain at a molecular level. That is his argument here.
> They didn't understand neurons and biology and genetics so well then, so yay, magic things are possible!
So where were you 4-5 decades ago when he proposed his theory to propose a better one?