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AI is not intelligent, even in the abstract sense
by Cacti 3y ago
AI is not intelligent, even in the abstract sense
- coldtea 3y agoAnd I say it is. What now? How can these two statements be reconciliated? (Pointing out that this is like, your opinion, man)
- willy_k 3y agoCould you elaborate? Do you mean the current state of AI? I would argue that current models have some behaviors that one could liken to intelligence, even if it’s all just operations on 1s and 0s. Of course, this depends on your definition of intelligence. Mine is along the lines of “can develop a representation of a problem space and use that to predict optimal actions given current input”. Which current AI, most animals, fungi, and humans can do. Sentience is a different question, I’d argue that only humans and a few species of animal (Dolphins, Elephants, apes) are sentient as of now, though it seems highly possible that machines will join that group by the end of the century, if not sooner.
- MetallicDragon 3y agoUsing what definition of intelligence?