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NTT Research Launches New Physics of Artificial Intelligence Group at Harvard
- NTT Research has established a new Physics of Artificial Intelligence Group at Harvard, focusing on the complexities of AI and its decision-making processes.
- The group aims to address the 'black box problem' in AI, which relates to the lack of understanding of how AI systems make connections and decisions.
- Led by Dr. Hidenori Tanaka, the group merges physics, psychology, philosophy, and neuroscience to explore AI's mysteries and improve trustworthiness and safety in AI systems.
- The Physics of Artificial Intelligence Group is a spin-off of NTT Research's PHI Lab, with a focus on understanding the neural network-like structures of AI.
- Dr. Tanaka emphasizes the importance of defining concepts like creativity and kindness in mathematical terms for AI systems to comprehend.
- The group will collaborate with Harvard University Center for Brain Science and Stanford University to advance research in AI mechanisms and human-AI fusion.
- By adopting a cross-industry approach and integrating physics into AI research, NTT aims to design more cohesive and trustworthy AI technologies.
- The group's interdisciplinary exploration of AI reflects a historical tradition of understanding technology and human relationships in physics.
- Dr. Tanaka sees AI as a neural network akin to the human brain, highlighting the need to apply physics principles to study AI's inner workings.
- The group's mission is to spark conversations and learning about AI across various backgrounds, contributing to the advancement of AI research and development.
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