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People move about in the physical world (spatial intelligence), do not require a training phase but learn from day 1, have emotions (emotional intelligence), ha
by sph 1mo ago
People move about in the physical world (spatial intelligence), do not require a training phase but learn from day 1, have emotions (emotional intelligence), have self-awareness, are able to express creativity, and in fact are complex in ways we still haven't understood through the scientific lens.
As I am wondering why I have to explain how human intelligence work to presumably another human, there is much more to intelligence, and thus AGI, than an IQ test or being able to think hard about Fermat's last theorem after having been fed the entirety of human knowledge and a few GWh of power.
There is a term already to define intelligence which isn't as general and flexible as a human: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weak_artificial_intelligence https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weak_artificial_intelligence
- Jlagreen 1mo agoI hope that AI will never: - have emotions - have self-awareness - express creativity Why? Because that would be the end of humanity. In such a case, AI will feel "superior" like humans do to other animals. And we know how that will end. And intelligent entity without the crap above won't ever "feel" superior while it will still be able to built a beaming device on humand command.
- sph 1mo agoI agree with you, this is why I find loathsome the quest for true AGI let alone ASI, and whoever salivates over it without having stopped for a second to consider the ramifications. It is disturbing how many wish we reach AGI only to save them from the accumulating tech debt of vibe coding. At the same time current LLM tech has no business being called 'AGI' when it is nothing more than an idiot savant with very narrow expertise and complete intellectual inflexibility.