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>He, like many engineers, think intelligence is a kind of engineering; so you just need to build something that works. It is quite plainly possible to produce
by thfuran 3y ago
>He, like many engineers, think intelligence is a kind of engineering; so you just need to build something that works.
It is quite plainly possible to produce a system at least as intelligent as a human literally through random chance, based solely on what happens to work. That is, in fact, the sole example we have for how to make anything like AGI.
- xyzzy3000 3y agoHuman-level intelligence has never emerged from random chance. We humans evolved, and that's via a Darwinistic process of natural selection - which is about as far from random chance as one could get. Mutations are random - they provide the raw material for evolutionary selection. Evolution itself is absolutely not random chance. Unless you were referring to something else?