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What Is the Next Step in How Artificial Intelligence Advances
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Part of it may involve determining if it is best to develop systems that humans can't do well vs. what they can do well (i.e. processing enormous amounts of data vs. creativity/curiosity).
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UC Berkeley's Alison Gopnik: "Babies are the ultimate supercomputers"
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