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Correction: (a) we can observe the effects of human-level intelligence but we don't actually know what human intelligence is because intelligence is best descri
by jaredcwhite 10mo ago
Correction: (a) we can observe the effects of human-level intelligence but we don't actually know what human intelligence is because intelligence is best described as a side-effect of consciousness (aka the experience of qualia) and science has yet to provide a convincing explanation of what that is exactly.
- qrios 10mo ago> … what human intelligence is because intelligence is best described as a side-effect of consciousness … Is "human intelligence" and "intelligence" equal? And: How to become conscious before being intelligent? Or: If intelligence is a side-effect, how often this side-effect can't be observed? Xor: What if an intelligent being denies being conscious?
- IshKebab 10mo agoI didn't say in (a) that we know what human intelligence is exactly. I said that we know it is possible. It exists.