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Human-level intelligence. Being able to know what it doesn't know. Having a practical grasp on the idea of truth. Doing math correctly, every time. I give it a
by boppo1 1y ago
Human-level intelligence. Being able to know what it doesn't know. Having a practical grasp on the idea of truth. Doing math correctly, every time.
I give it a high-res photo of a kitchen and ask it to calculate the volume of a pot in the image.
- tomaskafka 1y agoYou discover truth by doing stuff in real world and observing the results. Current LLM have enough intelligence, but all the inputs they have are the “he said she said” by us monkeys, including all omissions and biases.
- 293984j29384 1y agoNone of what you describe would I label within the realm of 'average'
- swiftcoder 1y agoIt's not about what the average human can do - it's about what humans as a category are capable of. There will always be outliers (in both directions), but you can, in general, teach a human a variety of tasks, such as performing arithmetic deterministically, that you cannot teach to, for example, a parrot.
- snapcaster 1y agoBut many humans can't do a lot of those things and we still consider them "generally intelligent"