> that cannot have hundreds of siblings See this is the problem with claims that humans are a 'general intelligence'. They get confused when encountering out-

> that cannot have hundreds of siblings See this is the problem with claims that humans are a 'general intelligence'. They get confused when encountering out-of-distribution situations. A true general intelligence would simply apply the knowledge that surrogate pregnancies cost around ~$50,000 and recall from historical context their knowledge of IVF. The AGI would then assume that the situation is simply that a billionaire couple has decided to have hundreds of kids and get on with the calculation. The search for intelligent life continues. content note: i'm sorry