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That the notion of intelligence requires the notion of instincts and hardwired self-preservation, so that training/learning phase would be more efficient and me
by lngnmn1 8y ago
That the notion of intelligence requires the notion of instincts and hardwired self-preservation, so that training/learning phase would be more efficient and meaningful.
Basically, we should try to build an animal, which has an astonishing amount of intelligence (unattainable by any ML yet) in the evolved to match the shared environment brain's structure) first, before trying attacking a human-like intelligence.
Animal mind first. All the pattern-matching on hardwired pre-build structure, augmented (transformed) by learning is here.
- singularity2001 8y agoobserve the complex behavior of an ant and you will be humbled.
- lngnmn1 8y agoIt has been very well stated by Simon that the seemingly vastly complex behavior of an ant mostly reflects the obstacles of the environment.