> "it’s not a living, breathing, thinking, autonomous organism" > "autonomous intelligence" > "what constitutes consciousness" > "autonomous thought" In my

> "it’s not a living, breathing, thinking, autonomous organism" > "autonomous intelligence" > "what constitutes consciousness" > "autonomous thought" In my mind, this is a list of different concepts. GPT-4 is definitely not living, breathing or autonomous. It doesn't take any actions on its own. It just responds to text. Can we stay on just the topic of intelligence? Let's take this narrow definition: "the ability to reason, plan, solve problems, think abstractly, comprehend complex ideas". > But in none of these cases do I believe these systems are intelligent It should be possible to measure whether an entity is intelligent just by asking it questions, right? Let's say we have an unknown entity at the other end of a web interface. We want to decide where it falls on a scale between stochastic parrot and an intelligent being. What questions about logical reasoning and problem solving can we ask it to decide that? And where has GPT-4 failed in that regard?