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I think if you can put an AI in a humanoid robot (control for appearance), and it can convince me that it's a human after interacting it for a couple of months
by keepamovin 1y ago
I think if you can put an AI in a humanoid robot (control for appearance), and it can convince me that it's a human after interacting it for a couple of months (control for edgecases), I'd consider it AGI. Surely it might be "smarter than" a human, but for the purpose of my assessing whether it's AGI, interacting with something "way smarter" would be distracting and hamper the assessment, so it has to be "play human" for the purpose of the task. If it can do that, AGI, I'd say. That would be pretty cool. Surely, this is coming, soon.