Skittering on the Surface
We have all spent the last seventy-five years tiptoeing around
the problem in AI.
Each new “breakthrough” says we can avoid doing any real
work – we can use statistics or propinquity to avoid having to do what our
Unconscious Mind does – a great deal of hard work. But we shoot ourselves in
the foot – the strategies we adopt for handling complex text make the
techniques we develop useless for handling complex text through statistics or
LLM.
In Anti-Money Laundering
(6) This Part (other than Division 6) does not
apply to a designated service covered by item 40, 42 or 44 of table 1 in
section 6.
This is to help a person understand
complex text – what it does not do is help any DL or LLM system to understand
complex text. It violates the simplistic statistical or propinquity concepts they
use.
Looking at what the Unconscious
Mind must be doing is terrifying – how are we going to understand all that detail?
With the serious limit on our Conscious Mind (the Four Pieces Limit), it is
going to take a great effort, and it isn’t something that a team is any good at
– it is not a reducible problem that a new aircraft is – and we made a real dog’s
breakfast of the F-35, which should have worked well using a team approach.
But understand it we must if we
are going to be successful with AI, and not circle around the “toy” end of the
spectrum. It works a bit – isn’t that good enough? No, it has to be accurate
and reliable, and some of the problems aren’t going to give us the luxury to
learn by experience – it is not the Middle Ages any more – there is an
increasing tempo and we are stuck at “how can we avoid doing any hard work”.
You have a choice - continue to play with toys in the self-imposed playpen, or face the dragon in its lair (your Unconscious Mind). Let's get to the bottom of it!
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