And that's not even really touching societal/network intelligence. A single human isn't that smart and can't accomplish that much. Hence we form families, and companies, and societies, and governments. What does a society of AIs look like?
And that's not even really touching societal/network intelligence. A single human isn't that smart and can't accomplish that much. Hence we form families, and companies, and societies, and governments. What does a society of AIs look like?
And a society of humans does not increase our overall intelligence. It allows all of humanity to access the accomplishments of our most intelligent members throughout history (which is huge, don't get me wrong!) but it seems almost self-evident that our civilization as a whole is not smarter than Newton/Einstein/von Neumann/etc.
If I dump Einstein on an island at 5 you don't get a theory of relativity. The data provided by a civilization is required, hence why people 10,000 years ago didn't go to the stars. It is unlikely they were significantly less intelligent than us. They just didn't have the language of data we do now.