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They would obviously be wrong, because there's nothing truly general about those AI systems. The goalposts move because we are naive about what is required for
by drpyser22 4y ago
They would obviously be wrong, because there's nothing truly general about those AI systems.
The goalposts move because we are naive about what is required for true general intelligence. Complex problems that seem to require complex intelligence sometimes turn out to be solvable through simpler systems. And sometimes we underestimate the complexity of a task and the intelligence required (such as autonomous driving).