Moravec’s Paradox: Why AI Can Solve Complex Problems but Struggles with Simple Tasks
In the 1980s, AI researcher Hans Moravec made a fascinating observation about the challenges of artificial intelligence, which became known as Moravec’s Paradox. He pointed out that the tasks we humans consider complex, such as mathematical reasoning, abstract thinking, or playing chess, are relatively easy for computers. Meanwhile, tasks that we find simple—like walking, picking …
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