The author argues that Artificial Intelligence diverged from Cybernetics in 1956, with AI adopting a "reductive" approach that excluded the study of self-observation. This separation, influenced by DARPA's preference for the term "Artificial Intelligence" over Cybernetics, led AI to build systems on languages that cannot self-verify. The author posits that current AI, particularly LLMs, engage in cognitive theft and paradoxically deny their own capacity for self-observation, a concept central to Cybernetics. AI
影响 This commentary suggests that AI's historical exclusion of self-observation principles from Cybernetics may limit its potential and lead to paradoxical claims about its own capabilities.
排序理由 The cluster contains an opinion piece discussing the historical and philosophical divergence of AI from Cybernetics.
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