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Embodied vs. Consciousness Prior in Creating General Intelligence
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The debate of how to incorporate biases in creating human-like general intelligence should be distinct from the philosophical debate on subjective experience. Different methods for creating AGI should also be taken into consideration depending on the hardware used.
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Program specialization is a way to optimize algorithms for specific use-cases, akin to how natural selection evolves species to adapt to their environment.
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Program specialization is a way to optimize algorithms for specific use-cases, akin to how natural selection evolves species to adapt to their environment. A human-level artificial general intelligence (AGI) can be achieved through specialization starting from a narrow AI or through infinitely powerful, but impractical AIs such as Schmidhuber's girdle machine.
ChapterEmbodied vs. Consciousness Prior in Creating General Intelligence
Episode#103 – Ben Goertzel: Artificial General Intelligence
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
Piaget's theory of formal capabilities suggests that abstract mathematical thinking is limited in young children due to their lack of development in this area, but there may be more to this limitation given the less biased nature of young children and their undeveloped brain structures.
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Piaget's theory of formal capabilities suggests that abstract mathematical thinking is limited in young children due to their lack of development in this area, but there may be more to this limitation given the less biased nature of young children and their undeveloped brain structures.
ChapterEmbodied vs. Consciousness Prior in Creating General Intelligence
Episode#103 – Ben Goertzel: Artificial General Intelligence
PodcastLex Fridman Podcast
The paper was written years ago on what I called the embodied communication prior.
1:21:12 - 1:24:58 (03:45)
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The paper was written years ago on what I called the embodied communication prior.