Mathematics is the basis of exact sciences. The development of mathematics consists in the fact that, among others, new phenomena of the surrounding world, which until recently were only described in the humanistic perspective, are also interpreted in mathematical terms.
However, is it possible to write down the essence of artistic creativity in mathematical models and create a pattern model for creating works of art, creative solutions and innovative inventions? If that was possible, then artificial intelligence could be programmed to create works of art, creative solutions and innovative inventions. Will it be possible in the future?
Do you agree with my opinion on this matter?
In view of the above, I am asking you the following question:
Will mathematics help to improve artificial intelligence so that it will achieve human qualities of artistic creativity and innovation?
Please reply
I invite you to the discussion
Best wishes
Being the only "exact" non-natural Science, so to say, Mathematics IS Artificial Intelligence by itself. And yes, it will play the principal role in developing AI; I just can not imagine how AI could exist without it.
Dear Professor Dariusz Prokopowicz,
I'm an optimistic, so I believe that mathematics will definitely improve AI. However, programming a machine to be creative in our human standards is quite difficult or perhaps impossible. There are machines that can achieve high levels of skill in performing traditional human tasks (including drawing, playing music, etc.) and beat us at it. But, that is not being creative. I believe there is a need for consciousness in order to be creative. So, in my opinion, the question could be: Will machines be conscious at any point in the future?
Best wishes
Good questions, Boris. But keep in mind that our current AI's are at the amoeba level of development. Take the Moore's law and give them a millennium to develop ... :-) Btw, have a look at http://doi.org/10.3247/elcl09.024
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