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What would you consider the bare minimum act to be judged at human-level intelligence? Remember, for most of the history of our evolutionary ancestors, we were
by vharuck 6y ago
What would you consider the bare minimum act to be judged at human-level intelligence?
Remember, for most of the history of our evolutionary ancestors, we were hunter-gatherers that used extremely crude tools. Not really better than crows. Discoveries happened a whole lot slower back then, like the eons between making fire and starting agricultural towns. Given a few millennia, crows may be making their own fires to cook.
- yamrzou 6y ago> What would you consider the bare minimum act to be judged at human-level intelligence? Lex Fridman discussed this topic with Françoit Chollet in his recent podcast episode "Measures of Intelligence" [1]. I highly recommend it. Lengthy but really worth it. [1] https://youtu.be/PUAdj3w3wO4 https://youtu.be/PUAdj3w3wO4