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What is the definition of intelligence?
by Eisenstein 10mo ago
What is the definition of intelligence?
- anon84873628 10mo agoAbility to create an internal model of the world and run simulations/predictions on it in order to optimize the actions that lead to a goal. Bigger, more detailed models and more accurate prediction power are more intelligent.
- Eisenstein 10mo agoHow do you know if something is creating an internal model of the world?
- anon84873628 10mo agoLook at the physical implementation of how it computes.
- Eisenstein 10mo agoSo you are making the determination based on the method, not on the outcome.
- anon84873628 10mo agoDid I ever promise otherwise? Intelligence is inherently computational, and needs a physical substrate. You can understand it both by interacting with the black box and opening up the box.
- subb 10mo agoDefinitely not _only_ knowledge.
- Eisenstein 10mo agoRight, so a dictionary isn't intelligent. Is a dog intelligent?