Artificial intelligence tackles the nature–nurture debate

IF 18.8 1区计算机科学 Q1 COMPUTER SCIENCE, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Nature Machine Intelligence Pub Date : 2024-04-19 DOI:10.1038/s42256-024-00828-4

Justin N. Wood

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Abstract

A classic question in cognitive science is whether learning requires innate, domain-specific inductive biases to solve visual tasks. A recent study trained machine-learning systems on the first-person visual experiences of children to show that visual knowledge can be learned in the absence of innate inductive biases about objects or space.

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人工智能解决 "自然-养育 "之争

认知科学中的一个经典问题是，学习是否需要先天的、特定领域的归纳偏差来解决视觉任务。最近的一项研究根据儿童的第一人称视觉经验对机器学习系统进行了训练，结果表明，在没有关于物体或空间的先天归纳偏差的情况下，也可以学习视觉知识。

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127

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