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The question you'll need to answer is "why". What does embodiment provide that is recognizable as intelligence. As for "not able to recognize", it's also worth
by groby_b 1y ago
The question you'll need to answer is "why". What does embodiment provide that is recognizable as intelligence.
As for "not able to recognize", it's also worth keeping in mind that LLMs by now regularly pass the Turing test. More, they are more likely to be recognized as humans than humans participating as control.
- habinero 1y agoYeah, but it turns out the Turing Test isn't all that hard to pass if you pick the right kind of people.
- groby_b 1y agoIs there an argument outside of a quip you'd like to present? These tests have replicated pretty well. Are you really trying to make the point that there's a collective effort to defraud here?
- dmacfour 1y agogrounding