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Agreed. The calculator is not human-like, let's figure out how to humanize this! Intelligence comes in a myriad of ways. Mimicking humans will just produce a hu
by anon-3988 2y ago
Agreed. The calculator is not human-like, let's figure out how to humanize this! Intelligence comes in a myriad of ways. Mimicking humans will just produce a human, what's the point? I am not even sure a super intelligent "human" is even a good thing. The smartass will probably spend their intelligence betting the stock market.
- nprateem 2y agoThe point is actual cognition. Without consciousness there can be no understanding which stunts the ability of AI and makes AGI impossible.
- astrobe_ 2y agoThat doesn't prove anything, but from an etymology perspective both "conscious" and "cognition" mean "know together". One can easily spot the common "co-" prefix which carries the "together" part, but the main roots derive from different verbs which have respectively the alternative meanings of "distinguish, dissect, split" and "recognize", respectively. As often, the definition of "recognize" is definitely circular so it seems that it is the "real root" for "knowledge", while "conscious" seems to have an "analysis" flavor. IMO, "understanding" is synonym to intelligence, and the ability to analyze is one keep part of it (another is the ability to recombine). So it seems that we can agree that "without consciousness there can be no understanding", although we moved away a bit from the common meaning of "conscious".