> I don't know if I agree with you there. A lot of AI work is around taking data and finding relationships between them. A current-gen AI might not understand what red is, for example, but it has no problem grouping red, blue, and green in to the the same cloud then mapping the relationships to objects that can be those colours.
It's also worth pointing out that it doesn't matter what red is. All it matters is that the entity you talk to understand to recognize in the situations you'd expect them to.
In other words, red isn't some absolute concept, for all we know every human may subjectively perceive colors differently but most of us can still recognize the color red when someone asks us to.
It's also worth pointing out that it doesn't matter what red is. All it matters is that the entity you talk to understand to recognize in the situations you'd expect them to.
In other words, red isn't some absolute concept, for all we know every human may subjectively perceive colors differently but most of us can still recognize the color red when someone asks us to.