[Tyler]

Microsoft trains machine to answer, 'What's that animal in your basket?'
25 November 2015, 12:00 am

                    Microsoft Research and a team at Carnegie Mellon University have developed a system that can train machines to examine an image and seek to answer questions the way a human might ask them. Microsoft's latest effort in developing the tools for artificial intelligence focus on the field of so-called 'image-question answering', which aims to automatically answer natural-language questions about the content of a given image.

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[ivan.moony]

Now this is what I call a progress. Wire it up with induction, deduction and behavior mechanism and you'll get an AGI. Sounds simple? Well, it will be once when the bound is discovered. Until then... you can call it a problem (a big problem some might say), but we are heading onto a solution.