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>it's becoming increasingly obvious that there is no AI completeness at all. Bingo! The "general" part is the ability to learn new structures and task structu
by eli_gottlieb 10y ago
>it's becoming increasingly obvious that there is no AI completeness at all.
Bingo! The "general" part is the ability to learn new structures and task structures from environmental cues, and then construct informed prior beliefs about those new tasks and structures using causal relations to previously-observed tasks and structures. Nothing more!