The idea behind NSAI
Bridging the intelligence gap between man and machine is our destination—the holy grail. The challenge of solving the physical brain’s complexity has intrigued researchers for years. Over the years, we raised and answered numerous questions; nonetheless, one question still prevails. Scientists know that we cannot understand the brain’s function to its entirety, especially its ability to develop common-sense knowledge—which essentially boils down to multiple complex associations that the brain can extract.
Defining common-sense knowledge
Common-sense knowledge is any knowledge that becomes almost second nature or apparent to us. For example, if we see a chair, we can practically assume we can sit on it. If we see a bed, we know that we can lie on it without falling through the mattress. The director of the MIT-IBM Watson AI Lab, David Cox, defines common-sense knowledge as “all of the implicit knowledge that we have that...
