What Went Wrong at OpenAI? [audio]
I had a question regarding the following passage:<p>&gt;&quot;So there were two main theories that came out of this initial founding of the field. One theory was humans are intelligent because we can learn. So if we can replicate the ability to learn in machines, then we can create machines that have human intelligence. And the other theory was humans are intelligent because we have a lot of knowledge. So if we can encode all of our knowledge into machines, then it will have human intelligence. And so these two different directions have kind of defined the entire trajectory of the field. Almost everything that we hear today is actually from this learning branch and it’s called machine learning or deep learning more recently.&quot;<p>Is there still development of the other branch, the &quot;encode all of our knowledge into machines, then it will have human intelligence&quot; branch then? If so what is the branch of AI called then?