artificial intelligence

Hi Jake

> These concepts
> are not magic and there is no big mystery.. This is modern science..
>
> shifts.. All these things (and more) combined are parts of the complex
> process of evolution.. But not "intelligent Design", or "magic"...
>
> ......
> Back to what was mentioned before about "simulating" intelligence in
> A.I... I think a better term may be "pseudo-intelligence".. And I
> wonder.. If "real" intelligence and "pseudo" intelligence were
> distinguishable from each other, would there really be any difference?
>

Yes. We are not talking of "magic" but of something that Modern Science
can't explain fully as yet. We are talking about, sorry for the word:
ignorance.

There are many unsolved problems when studying the mind. Some seem
quite simple at first sight but they are still unsolved after decades
of study. This is particularly true in the field of "artificial vision"
or "robot vision".

For example, try to build a program that analizes any SINGLE black and
white picture and returns a 3d model of the objects in the picture.
Computers can't do it. Five years olds do it in a second.

How come?

Omar Vega