[ioeu]

> While deep-learning has propelled much progress in object recognition and scene understanding, predicting human memory has often been viewed as a higher-level cognitive process that computer scientists will never be able to tackle

Seriously?

Has it seriously often been viewed like that?

[eli_gottlieb]

The AI Effect: if a computer can do it, it must not be thinking.

The Reverse AI Effect: if it's thinking, then surely it can't be done by a computer.

Because Humans Are Special.