Yeah any definition of "intelligence" that precludes Steven Hawkings (who most certainly was not "capable of taking (almost) any human job"). This is an intere

Yeah any definition of "intelligence" that precludes Steven Hawkings (who most certainly was not "capable of taking (almost) any human job"). This is an interesting definition of "something", but it isn't human intelligence. > Thought [sic] it occurs to me that it would be pointless. Nobody doubts we could make a model and write MPC to control it. We could probably also build a simulation environment, do RL in the simulation, then transfer it over. But what happens when we encounter a bump? Gravel? Snow? A human trying to knock it over? A banana peel? Did you put all those things in your simulator? > The only way forward is on device learning. This clearly is faulty logic. None of that forces on-device learning at all.