DanArmak comments on Godel's Completeness and Incompleteness Theorems - Less Wrong

34 Post author: Eliezer_Yudkowsky 25 December 2012 01:16AM

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Comment author: DanArmak 29 December 2012 11:20:10PM 2 points [-]

What would the methodology of such research look like?

I don't know, you're the one who said you've seen people claiming they've done this research.

How well do you think a perfect machine would do in a large poker tournament?

Machines are not nearly good enough yet at recognizing facial and verbal clues to do as well as humans in poker. And poker requires relatively little memorization and calculations, and humans do no worse than machines. So a machine (with a camera and microphone) would lose to the best human players right now.

OTOH, if a poker game is conducted over the network, and no information (like speech / video) is available of other players, just the moves they make, then I would expect a well written poker-playing machine to be better than almost all human players (who are vulnerable to biases) and no worse than the best human players.

Comment author: Decius 30 December 2012 06:11:56AM 1 point [-]

A brief search indicates that the issue was unresolved five years ago.