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"Intelligence" is anything that humans can do but we don't know how to make computers do. Once computers can do it, it's "mere computation".
by Scarblac 5y ago
"Intelligence" is anything that humans can do but we don't know how to make computers do. Once computers can do it, it's "mere computation".
- vagrantJin 5y agoI doubt we'd call locomotion and reaction to sensory feedback intelligent. Even single cell organisms are well and truly capable of that.
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- dtech 5y agoWhat self-driving cars do is closer to something an animal like a deer does, not something a bacterium does. And you'd generally say a deer uses some intelligence while moving.
- vagrantJin 5y agoDeer? Ey, you've just jumped several orders of magnitude of multicellular complexity. Earthworm intelligence at best.
- Scarblac 5y agoSo can single cell organisms drive cars? Because otherwise I don't see your point.
- vagrantJin 5y agoTo answer your question. No. Single cells organisms can't drive cars. A multicellular organism can. We are talking about self driving AI as a system - inputs and outputs and it's relative complexity. I mapped that system complexity to single cell motility.