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We mistake programmability for "intelligence" but not only for animals, but for humans too. If it does not execute the program it is stupid. Our estimate for i
by qikInNdOutReply 4y ago
We mistake programmability for "intelligence" but not only for animals, but for humans too. If it does not execute the program it is stupid.
Our estimate for intelligence is a heuristic in the brain, firing on the same networks we would use. Which is why intelligence only ever can behave like us, exactly like us and in no other way. Mirror Neurons. If they do not fire that way, we early out and call it a day. Its energy efficient and i assume most animals do that too.
The tools with which we look for and on intelligence are deformed and often incapable of detecting it. Same goes for cats too though, they have zero empathy with prey. Mirror neurons are not firing for mice, but firing for their own kittens. Somewhere there is a switch.