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AGI has been here since AlphaGO. Humans were just bad at understanding the nature of intelligence. What is happening now and will continue for a few years is re
by gitfan86 4y ago
AGI has been here since AlphaGO. Humans were just bad at understanding the nature of intelligence. What is happening now and will continue for a few years is rewriting the definition of AGI by the luddites. They will keep moving the goal posts.
- dmm 4y ago> rewriting the definition of AGI by the luddites. The Luddites were a group of working class people whose livelihoods were destroyed by the invention of the Jacquard loom. They were eventually suppressed with government violence. If your comparison is accurate, they really should be worried!
- Turskarama 4y agoAnd what definition of AGI are _you_ using? The G in AGI stands for General. Can AlphaGo do anything other than play Go really well? If not, it is by no means general.
- gitfan86 4y agoIf you put a Go Board in front of a human who was raised by wolves in the jungle, would he play it? Or would you have to train him on how to play it? Would he not be generally intelligent if he didn't know how to play go with zero training?
- xuhu 4y agoAs the saying goes, you can teach a kid from the jungle to play Go, but you can't teach a an AI that plays Go to live in the jungle.
- catchnear4321 4y agoRight, no disagreement, that all makes sense. (Also my favorite saying as of reading it.) But if Mowgli takes the glowing orb with a funny voice into the jungle with a Go board because the glowing orb tells him to…
- threatofrain 4y agoI think a good definition is causal learning with analogical mapping (generalization). This is something we expect out of rats, ravens, and dogs.
- candiodari 4y agoWell, AlphaZero has all the Go assumptions removed (which were not many, they put it out very quickly)