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That's doesn't seem like a measurable or testable definition. How do we know if bees understand what they're doing? It's agreed that they display intelligence
by BoxedEmpathy 2y ago
That's doesn't seem like a measurable or testable definition.
How do we know if bees understand what they're doing? It's agreed that they display intelligence and intelligent behavior, but not by your definition.
If it's not measurable or testable then it's not useful.
- glassounds 2y agoIt's not measurable externally perhaps if the mechanism sufficiently mimics intelligence, but I'd argue that to do that the mechanism actually needs to answer at least some of the criteria above. It's also not necessarily something you can't measure depending on how the AI is built and what it exposes. Are bees intelligent or do we use the same language in this case as "intelligent design", i.e. the behavior is complex and impressive? Also this murkier for animals since they do possess some of the traits I mentioned like learning. Although as I said this was off the top of my head, not an official definition.
- robertlagrant 2y agoBut the term may just not be useful. If I record a billion conversations and record the statistically most likely answers to statements people make, it's going to make a reasonable facsimile of a conversation. Is that now anything like intelligence, artificial or otherwise?
- thornewolf 2y agosimply put, yes.
- Jensson 2y agoSo Akinator is now an intelligence?