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That depends what you mean by intelligence. We understand enough to build computers that win at chess, to build computers that run financial trading algorithms
by edanm 11y ago
That depends what you mean by intelligence.
We understand enough to build computers that win at chess, to build computers that run financial trading algorithms, to build Google.
I agree that intelligence is in some ways harder to fully define than flight, but that doesn't mean that we don't have any understanding of any parts of it.
- Falling3 11y agoGoogle's definition (which is a good starting point) of intelligence: "the ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills." As far as I know, we have very little if anything in the way of software that accomplishes general learning (not limited to a specific domain).