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Opinion by Charles Jennings
08/20/2023 07:00 AM EDTNine years ago, in a commercial AI lab affiliated with Caltech, I witnessed something extraordinary.My colleague Andrej Szenasy was wrapping up a long day’s work training NeuralEye, an AI initially developed for the Mars Rover program, and I was a few cubicles away, plowing through NeuralEye’s test data. “Hey, check this out!” he shouted.Our lab’s mission was to train NeuralEye to see as humans do, with the ability to recognize things, not just record them as a camera does. NeuralEye was built originally to discern different soil types on Mars, […]
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