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I’m not sure about the math, but in a broad sense I like the definition of intelligence as inclusive of other agents. Those who can interface with other people
by jschveibinz 4y ago
I’m not sure about the math, but in a broad sense I like the definition of intelligence as inclusive of other agents. Those who can interface with other people, other resources, or even other versions of themselves are bound to be more “productively intelligent” from at least a qualitative point of view.
- golol 4y agoI think to include this vague sense of cooperation in the concept of intelligence also arises quite naturally from the trivial form of cooperation that is parallel computing.