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AI Generations

20201024

We are in the midst of the fourth AI revolution.

Search The 1950's saw reasoning as search. Natural language, micro worlds, and neural networks all featured during this time.

Knowledge Representation The 1980's saw a surge in expert systems, knowledge representation, back propagation.

Agents The 1990's saw a focus on agents. Deep Blue, Intelligen agents and the emergence of Data Mining.

Massive Data and Compute The 2010's saw the emergence of data science and deep learning.

The Future will see a resurgence of interest in causal reasoning, knowledge graphs (frames), accessible AI, and federated data privacy.