>The most important trend today is collecting massive amounts of data and using them to make accurate predictions. Does it strike you odd that humans have real

>The most important trend today is collecting massive amounts of data and using them to make accurate predictions. Does it strike you odd that humans have real trouble doing this? We are not good with 'big' data. Maybe from a large population things can be inferred, but why are we programming computers to do things we can't? Did the goalposts move? (yes) I do think AGI lacks the incompleteness that's seemingly required of everything real. With no constraint (humans have many: low wattage, 8hr GC cycles, fairly static network structure..), it's too perfect a goal.