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It makes one wonder what intelligence really is. The more I think about it the more I feel that speed is a fundamental unit of intelligence, with the other bein
by m101 1y ago
It makes one wonder what intelligence really is. The more I think about it the more I feel that speed is a fundamental unit of intelligence, with the other being some simple computation unit. As in, intelligence = speed * simple computation.
If you look around us it is the ability to iterate that drives innovation (and thereby evidence of "intelligence"). LLMs in industry are more useful, and used, the faster they are.
- incognito124 1y agoLately, I am thinking that intelligence is just a large memory + efficient search. I'm basing that off of multiple accounts of really smart people having extremely a good memory (I can only think of von Neumann right now, who could reproduce complete books)
- mdp2021 1y ago> what intelligence really is Something that actually arrives to good results - the faster the better, but you have to be able to finally achieve. Achievement of solutions is still far from granted - so we will have to remain focusing on that. Intelligence finds good solutions in a solutions space.
- CooCooCaCha 1y agoI really like Gwern’s definition of intelligence which is “search over Turing machines”. In other words, searching for the right program given some goal.