It's worthy of a (long) post, but I'll try to summarize. For what it's worth, I'll die on this hill.
General intelligence = Broad, cross-domain ability and skills.
Narrow intelligence = Domain-specific or task-specific skills.
The first subsumes the second at some capability threshold.
My bare bones definition of intelligence: prediction. It must be able to consistently predict itself & the environment. To that end it necessarily develops/evolves abilities like learning, environment/self sensing, modeling, memory, salience, planning, heuristics, skills, et... (read more)
Excellent post. Very much in line with my Intersubjectivity Collapse thesis. Multi-disciplinary approaches to alignment and the preparation for multi-agent axiology especially are key.
It's worthy of a (long) post, but I'll try to summarize. For what it's worth, I'll die on this hill.
General intelligence = Broad, cross-domain ability and skills.
Narrow intelligence = Domain-specific or task-specific skills.
The first subsumes the second at some capability threshold.
My bare bones definition of intelligence: prediction. It must be able to consistently predict itself & the environment. To that end it necessarily develops/evolves abilities like learning, environment/self sensing, modeling, memory, salience, planning, heuristics, skills, et... (read more)