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I wonder if the next Turing test is if LLMs can be used as humans substitutes in game theory experiments for cooperation.

• attentionmech 2y ago
  I think rather than a single test, now we need to measure Turing-Intelligence-Levels.. level I human, level II superhuman, ... etc.
  • dambi0 2y ago
    To have graded categories of intelligence we would probably need a general consensus of what intelligence was first. This is almost certainly contextual and often the intelligence isn’t apparent immediately.
    • attentionmech 2y ago
      Intelligence is ability to achieve goals. If X can achieve a goal X and Y can't - I would say X is more intelligent. As long as the goal G is open world goal both X and Y are tested for sufficiently long time. That's what lately I am thinking in terms of what is intelligence.
      • dambi0 2y ago
        That’s perhaps one aspect of it. But there are more or less intelligent ways of achieving the same goal. There’s also intelligence in determining whether a goal is itself intelligent or whether there is a more desirable outcome. Often things we thought were intelligent at the time prove to be less so given later events and vice versa.
        • attentionmech 2y ago
          you just defined two levels. It wouldn't be so hard to define intelligence IMO. honestly lot of smart people already are working on all this and it's just they publish it when it's relevant or it comes to light when it's needed.