> what is intelligence
The only way anybody has ever come up with to measure it is test-taking - which machines can already do far better than we can. Real intelligence is creativity, but good luck measuring that.
The only way anybody has ever come up with to measure it is test-taking - which machines can already do far better than we can. Real intelligence is creativity, but good luck measuring that.
If anything, transformer models are closing the gap on that last bit, as they're built by taking the approach of "if we can't describe exactly how we rate and rank things, then let's shove so many examples at the model that it eventually gets a feel for it".
Being handed all the correct solutions without the need to work for them in any way is a nightmare for artists and artisans, craftsmen and researchers, curious puzzle-solvers and Ayn Rand believers. It's pretty much a paradise for everyone else.
Even assuming that definition, it begs the question of, "what is creativity?"
Well said.
Even Jim Keller (a key designer involved with a lot of major CPUs, in his interview with Lex Freidman) said that there might be some sort of magic, or something magical about human consciousness / the human soul. I agree with that.
That's something that a machine will never have.
hehe, this is typical goal post moving.
never is a long time.