The term "AGI" is pretty misleading - it kind of implies that there is a binary quality to intelligence, a sharp threshold where AI becomes on-par with human intelligence.
Even humans have a huge range of intellectual capacity, and someone who is good at math may not be good at say, writing a novel. So the idea of "general intelligence" is pretty weak from the outset, and it's certainly not a binary value that you either have or have not.
Most people take "AGI" to mean an AI that can perform all the tasks a human can. I think it's a mistake to judge machine intelligence this way because humans are vastly overfit to... (read more)
The term "AGI" is pretty misleading - it kind of implies that there is a binary quality to intelligence, a sharp threshold where AI becomes on-par with human intelligence.
Even humans have a huge range of intellectual capacity, and someone who is good at math may not be good at say, writing a novel. So the idea of "general intelligence" is pretty weak from the outset, and it's certainly not a binary value that you either have or have not.
Most people take "AGI" to mean an AI that can perform all the tasks a human can. I think it's a mistake to judge machine intelligence this way because humans are vastly overfit to... (read more)