Language Grounding in Robots

Abstract

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Artificial Intelligence Community and Self

“…Searle's argument is that even though such a system seems to satisfy the Turing test, we would be hardpressed to call such a system intelligent because the grounding problem (the ability to establish symbolic meaning) is not addressed. It can be argued that systems must start to learn using mathematics that are both continuous and discrete or symbolic in nature (Steels and Hild 2012). If successful, AI will transition from problems of state estimation to the interpretation of meaning.…”