AI News: Carnegie Mellon Professor Biopo: No need for artificial intelligence excessive anxiety _ AI

Dr. Biopo, professor of computer science at Carnegie Mellon University, attended the opening ceremony of the 2018 Harvard China Forum. Artificial intelligence is still in its infancy, he says, and human excess anxiety is unnecessary. Much of the work requires the valuable thinking of human beings, which is difficult to replace.

Dr. Biopo focuses on the development of machine learning and statistical methodologies, and on large-scale computing systems and architectures. He first introduced the basic situation of artificial intelligence, as well as the current stage of artificial intelligence can be realized in the field and limitations. He pointed out that the current stage of artificial intelligence is mainly used for visual scene recognition, language scene recognition, natural language processing and translation, industrial robots (21.250,-0.51,-2.34%) interaction, etc., but some depth of visual learning is the technology is temporarily unable to achieve.

Dr Biopo said at the scene, the current pattern of artificial intelligence development there are two main, the first is to specific projects, builders invent corresponding artificial intelligence algorithm and solution strategy; the second, which he believes is more in line with future trends, is the development of sustainable, reusable artificial intelligence.