World models, intuitive physics, planning, problem solving, discrete search for solutions, continuous optimization of control parameters...
Dogs manage to do all this with 2 billion neurons.
Why debate human-level AI when we can't approach dog-level intelligence yet?
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Dogs manage to do all this with 2 billion neurons.
Why debate human-level AI when we can't approach dog-level intelligence yet?
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https://twitter.com/buitengebieden_/status/1471607067093970953
We, humans, give way too much importance to language and symbols as the substrate of intelligence.
But primates, dogs, cats, crows, parrots, octopus, and many other animals don't have humans-like languages, yet exhibit intelligent behavior beyond that of our best AI systems.
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But primates, dogs, cats, crows, parrots, octopus, and many other animals don't have humans-like languages, yet exhibit intelligent behavior beyond that of our best AI systems.
2/N
What they do have is an ability to learn powerful "world models" that allow them to predict the consequences of their actions and to search for and plan actions to achieve a goal.
The ability to learning such world models is what's missing from AI systems today.
3/N, N=3
The ability to learning such world models is what's missing from AI systems today.
3/N, N=3
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