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Conversations like this require people to define what they mean by "real" intelligence. What do you mean? Also, while almost anything can be viewed reductively
by xpe 4y ago
Conversations like this require people to define what they mean by "real" intelligence. What do you mean?
Also, while almost anything can be viewed reductively, doing so is not necessarily a practical way to operate in / understand this world. Brains do a lot more than you mention.
- jqpabc123 4y agoWhat do you mean? It's easier to define what intelligence is not. Statistically generated language that while grammatically correct still lacks comprehension or veracity is not it.
- xpe 4y ago> jqpabc123: Statistically generated language that while grammatically correct still lacks comprehension or veracity is not it. I agree; this is a pretty good baseline for written statements. However, I was asking the parent-parent commenter (^^) who wrote: > thfuran: A brain is just a sack of meat stochastically nudged towards only dying after more reproduction. Expecting real, original intelligence from something like that is the modern equivalent of alchemy. Brains are quite good at satisfying jqpabc123's definition. I'm interested in thfuran's definition.