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I think that can only work with very small, incremental steps in intelligence, though. Will a ten year old human be able to create a meaningful test for an adul

by generic92034 3y ago

I think that can only work with very small, incremental steps in intelligence, though. Will a ten year old human be able to create a meaningful test for an adult with high intelligence? No matter the resources you give the young one, they usually will not be able to. There also might be thresholds, barriers, were small increments in intelligence are not possible. But that is speculative, I will admit.

travisjungroth 3y ago
You don’t need big jumps. You have the previous version write the test for the next. I’m not saying I’ve solved the path to AGI or anything. It’s just that this specific issue of “making a test harder than you can solve” has an answer.