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> What makes human intelligence different from today's AI is the ability to ask why, reason from first principles, and create experiments and models for testing
by intalentive 3y ago
> What makes human intelligence different from today's AI is the ability to ask why, reason from first principles, and create experiments and models for testing hypotheses.
Too anthropocentric. Here is a video of cats "creating experiments" and "testing hypotheses": https://youtu.be/a_IA-8nQ4FY https://youtu.be/a_IA-8nQ4FY
Michael Levin has showed that even single-celled organisms have apparently intelligent and goal-directed actions.
Today's AI can't do that stuff either. If it could, we would have Rosie the Robot and C-3PO by now.
- luckydata 3y agothey do that because survival, but I'm not sure we want to give that kind of motivation to our artificial intelligence algorithms