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If you take a look at the evolution of the most advanced non artificial general intelligence, eg. human intelligence, it is strongly connected to the evolution
by NumberCruncher 9y ago
If you take a look at the evolution of the most advanced non artificial general intelligence, eg. human intelligence, it is strongly connected to the evolution of communication. It is a question of efficiency whether you learn through your own experience and failures or through the experience and failures of others. This teaching/learning process was boosted through the use of pictures, spoken language, hand written and printed books. This is why I believe the artificial general intelligence will we teached by an other artificial general intelligence and this evolution will be somehow connected to language processing. As far as I know Google tries to train its AIs through human imput, eg. to recognize animals drawn by humans. I consider it as one of the first steps in the right direction.
- viewtransform 9y agoI would argue that intelligence is connected to the evolution of sensing at a distance. Vision in particular, allowed life to evaluate the state of the environment at a distance and allowed for the evolution of strategies to predict and respond to the environment in real time. The progression in intelligence from sponge to amphibian to mammal is related to the evolution of finer sensing of the environment at a distance: vision, smell, sound etc.
- naikrovek 9y ago'Situational awareness' is maybe a better phrase. Predicting the future was probably next. Knowing that sunset is soon or that rain is coming requires situational awareness, long term memory, short-term memory, and all kinds of other stuff. A realistic set of stimuli, a LOT of artificial neurons, and a lot of time will probably get there, eventually.