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Is it fair to say that you define thinking as operating in a nearly identical manner as the human brain?
by tspike 3y ago
Is it fair to say that you define thinking as operating in a nearly identical manner as the human brain?
- hammyhavoc 3y agoWell, herein lies the interesting thing: my experience of "normal" thinking won't be like the average human being due to autism. Thus I acknowledge variance of how brains function even amidst human beings. It isn't an impossibility to consider that this could extend to artificial intelligence, but it's an LLM. It's intelligence-like (artificial), but it isn't intelligence by the traditional measure.
- carlmr 3y ago>It's intelligence-like (artificial), but it isn't intelligence by the traditional measure. If it being artificial makes it intelligence like, isn't that putting the conclusion first?