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> A perfectly perceived system and world can be trivially planned for I think it's not about perfect perception, there is no such thing not even in humans, it'
by visarga 2y ago
> A perfectly perceived system and world can be trivially planned for
I think it's not about perfect perception, there is no such thing not even in humans, it's about adaptability, recovery from error, resilience, and mostly about learning from the outside when the process fails to work. Each problem has its own problem space to explore. I think of intelligence as search efficiency across many problem spaces, there is no perfection in it. Our problem spaces are far from exhaustively known.