Aikido Intelligence
On my way home, I turned on the radio. The topic of the day was AI -- Artificial Intelligence. I listened with enthusiasm with the goal of catching up with new technology. I did not expect it to be a source of insight for me with Aikido teaching. . . According to the scientist featured on the show, the development of AI started with language-based models. It did not work because the technology operates solely on statistical prediction of texts, rather than having genuine understanding, reasoning or interaction with the real world. Then, scientists tried to mimic the human thinking process by way of rational logic. They put the process into codes, hoping that the computer can reproduce the thinking process. It failed terribly. Since it is not possible to prescribe all possible scenarios and write them all into a program, the computer system was very rigid and lacked intuitions. There was no sense of creativity. The newer generation of...
