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Consider so much of what we've learned in multiple fields concerns the progression from determinism to probability. Free will may end up a "probability cloud,"
by turtleyacht 3y ago
Consider so much of what we've learned in multiple fields concerns the progression from determinism to probability. Free will may end up a "probability cloud," where most things shake out as you'd expect.
But in that tiny, infinitesimal percent of the improbable lies all of human tactics: the wily brain, its spirit and courage, some element that defies, shouts "I" at the unfeeling universe, dares to against the space of nothing, and prove things merely for being there.
So I put AGI by this definition: while it takes the test behind the observer's glass, and promptly throws a chair at it.
Isn't that what we would do, treated as mice?
- serf 3y ago>Isn't that what we would do, treated as mice? I don't think that human demonstrable intelligence is the be-all and end-all of intelligence; I just think that it's what we're experienced with -- human-flavored intelligence; thus I think that may be a poor test criteria. -- as far as free will goes : the demonstration of free will or lack thereof means little to nothing to the individual -- and I agree with the theory put forward by user turtleyacht that the concept itself will likely be understood as a cloud of probabilities, much like just about anything in our universe.
- johnwheeler 3y agoI like this. Thank you for commenting.