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The real Turing test is "Get a job as a remote developer and keep it for a year while getting paid". An AI that can reliably do that is what I'd consider genera
by username90 6y ago
The real Turing test is "Get a job as a remote developer and keep it for a year while getting paid". An AI that can reliably do that is what I'd consider general intelligence. If it can't learn how to interact with all the API's and programs you need to complete your tasks such as email, chat, code etc then it is not a general intelligence.
- philipkglass 6y agoThat seems like a strong enough test, but it also seems too strong in that 98% of gainfully employed adults could not pass it. I'd like to see a test that correlates well with our colloquial notions of human intelligence but that also generalizes to non-humans (including machines). Maybe those are fundamentally incompatible goals. Maybe the outcome of AI research is finding that colloquial notions of intelligence resemble "real" universal intelligence only as closely as the intuitive physics of throwing and catching a ball resembles the unification of quantum mechanics and general relativity.