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> Years later Y solves that task with a clever hack and lots of computation, but no general intelligence. While that is true the set that contains instances of
by the8472 7y ago
> Years later Y solves that task with a clever hack and lots of computation, but no general intelligence.
While that is true the set that contains instances of Y is only growing and the members are each becoming less narrow.
Deepblue was only chess with many handcrafted parts. AlphaZero does chess, shogi and go with no prior knowledge. Then they went from perfect information, turn-based games to RTS with fog of war.
It's not general intelligence, but at least further down the road in behavioral complexity than jellyfish, despite some crippling limitations (e.g. separation of training and inference)