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> “Such agents do not need to be anthropomorphic — they could have unusual designs, structures and functions that would produce intelligent behavior alien to ou
by kordlessagain 5y ago
> “Such agents do not need to be anthropomorphic — they could have unusual designs, structures and functions that would produce intelligent behavior alien to our own (e.g., an octopus-like design, with brain functions distributed throughout the body),” Raghavachary said. “That said, the most relatable human-level AI would likely be best housed in a human-like agent.”
- mindcrime 5y ago“That said, the most relatable human-level AI would likely be best housed in a human-like agent.” I would agree with that. I think it's probably possible in principle to get to something that could be considered "generally intelligent" without embodiment, but as I allude to in my other comment, it seems to me that if you really want something extremely "human like" then embodiment is probably going to be very important.
- kordlessagain 5y agoThere's only one reason to really want something extremely human like...
- mindcrime 5y agoAlright now, let's keep this "family friendly"! :p
- kordlessagain 5y agoI meant so it won't kill us, but I get your drift. :)