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Is there a strong argument against the fact that every approach to AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) eventually becomes ANI (Artificial Narrow Intelligence)
by csours 6y ago
Is there a strong argument against the fact that every approach to AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) eventually becomes ANI (Artificial Narrow Intelligence)?
In other words, as soon as a facet of AI (NLP etc) gets a specific name and context, it is no longer considered part of AGI.
- ersiees 6y agoInteresting idea! Future Me: A computer became better at my job, but I might still claim that it is not generally intelligent because it does not have the same kind of relationships to humans I have.
- michaelmrose 6y agoPerhaps the brain is just a sufficiently capable arrangement of mental organs that would individually be classed as ANI