Scientists split as Europe paves way for ‘Cern of AI’

Brussels wants to create centre hosting ‘the best talents in the field’, but some researchers doubt that a single organisation can tackle all the challenges

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February 25, 2020
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February 25, 2020
David Matthews
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#1 Submitted by Albert S W on February 25, 2020 - 8:11am
There are 3 issues with centralised research for AI. 1 Which country will be the host? 2 What role might UK have? 3 Which laguage will be the base language. Unlike Cern, where perhaps maths and physics will be the common language, much of AI involves classifying and processing words. I cannot see AI working well other than in the context of a world language such as English.

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