… , because they can compute at the … in AI, with systems that can plan actions without having
seen such actions before; that apply what they have learned to new situations; and that can …

… In the next sections I will argue that predictions … can we assess the difficulty of a particular
domain for AI as compared with humans? How should we describe the actual abilities of AI …

… then I don’t see any reason (in principle, at Icast,) why we couldn’t make machines much
better than we are ourselves at finding out about themselves. We could give them better ways to …

… AI explanation systems track and cite excluded features, not … equivalent human reason-giving
explanations can be more … these subjects can count on human (but not AI) reason-givers …

… When a baby is crying, others may not be able to explain if the baby knows the reason.
However, the baby certainly feels somehow uncomfortable. Consciousness belongs to oneself, …

… able to address AI in an informed way. In other words, they need to understand not just where
AI can … This is one reason that adoption of some AI tools remains low in application areas …

… aspects validity of traditional AI approaches comes into question. I also argue that much of
… • Any search space must be quite bounded in size, as search nodes cannot be dynamically …

… of artificial intelligence for specific purposes (ANI) has been impressive, we have not come
… I will then argue that it is not just a question of time, that what has not been realized sooner, …

… But I think the most important reason is that this is where the action has to take place. The
sheer amount of difficulty present in the creation of a functioning piece of software from a …

… that, “Well, AI, wasn’t that the thing we talked about a decade ago, and if it’s not done, didn’t
it fail?” … And one of the reasons we’re good at small things is that we can apply really talented …