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Sorry, what exactly is wrong? Are there no limits to what you can know within a system?

• Vecr 3y ago
  It's wrong that an AI system is more limited than a human brain. Obviously there's computability and Busy Beaver stuff, as well as other earlier practical limits to computation, but that's not a limit to "general intelligence" if you mean the level of a human brain. Human brains approximates and hardly want to recurse at all, and there's no reason an AI can't do the same thing.
  • mejutoco 3y ago
    If I understand correctly you state that it is wrong to say a computer is more limited than a human brain. IMO that is far from clear. In some aspects (multiplying matrixes) it might be more powerful. In others (power consumption) the human brain wins by a wide gap.
    • PoignardAzur 3y ago
      No GP's point is that Gödel's theorem has nothinhg to do with this debate because the things that Gödel says are impossible aren't the things GPT-9 would need to do to reach a human-level intelligence. The point that brains are more efficient than computers is valid, but that doesn't tell us much about eg whether we'll be able to make a computer do everything a human brain can do within 50 years.