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BTW how do you define human intelligence ? What is it that we wouldn't be able to construct ? Put in another way, what construct would qualify as approaching h

• cageface 16y ago
  My definition of human intelligence is intelligence that is broadly adaptable, self-training, and able to communicate via a system of symbols as ambiguous and semantically rich as human language. For instance, an intelligence that could be taught to read English and then have a reasonable conversation about a contemporary novel, with its own insights into the style and themes of the book, would qualify. That said, I do expect to see great strides in the sophistication of machines in the next 30 years. They don't have to think like people to be useful.