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But again, it's the "intelligence" part that's the misnomer. Except for John Carmack, no one's trying to invent general intelligence. Every single bit of work i
by TheRealPomax 7y ago
But again, it's the "intelligence" part that's the misnomer. Except for John Carmack, no one's trying to invent general intelligence. Every single bit of work is merely automating tasks that when performed by humans requires intelligence... except that too is a misnomer because as humans we literally can't do anything, no matter how mundane, without it "requiring intelligence".