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Problems that only humans will ever be able to solve
Informally, AI-complete problems are the most difficult problems for an AI. The concept is not mathematically defined yet, as e.g. NP-complete problems. However, intuitively, these are the problems ...
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Is the AI Effect caused by bad tests of intelligence?
I think it is mostly right. But not that intelligence is hard to define. In my opinion, it is simple: A is more intelligent than B if A achieves some purpose in less steps than B. It is functional/...
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What event would confirm that we have implemented an AGI system?
It is a difficult question to answer, as — for a start — we still don't really know what 'intelligence' means. It's a bit like Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart declining to define '...
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Problems that only humans will ever be able to solve
This is more of a comment and philosophical opinion, but I don’t believe that there are any problems an AI couldn’t solve, that a human can. Being new to this forum, I cannot make it a comment on the ...
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Has the Lovelace Test 2.0 been successfully used in an academic setting?
No.
TL;DR: The Lovelace Test 2.0 is very vague, making it ill-suited for evaluation of intelligence. It is also generally ignored by researchers of Computational Creativity, who already have their ...
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How can one distinguish between an AI and a "sufficiently advanced algorithm"?
Intelligence is a quality of behavior, not implementation
Intelligence is a term that primarily applies to behaviors - people, animals or artificial systems can be called intelligent iff they exhibit ...
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Why is chess still a benchmark for Artificial Intelligence?
Chess isn't really a benchmark per say.
The method developed in AlphaGo to play Go should in principle generalize quite nicely to other games of this sort, such as chess. Since Stockfish is quite ...
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At what text-based tasks are "dumb humans" still better than the best language models?
LLMs seem to be limited at "compositional tasks." Have a look at this paper, in which the authors
investigate the limits of these models across three representative compositional tasks—...
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How will we recognize a conscious machine?
There are two main subjects you need to look at to understand the problem:
The Turing Test
The Turing test, developed by Alan Turing in 1950, is a test of a machine's ability to exhibit ...
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What is the Turing test?
The Turing test is a test proposed by Alan Turing (one of the founders of computer science and artificial intelligence), described in section 1 of paper Computing Machinery and Intelligence (1950), to ...
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How can one distinguish between an AI and a "sufficiently advanced algorithm"?
As you correctly pointed out, people tend to misinterpret the expression AI since they do not know what's behind an AI; it is pretty clear that in AI there is no more than just a bunch of algorithms ...
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Are there any refutation of the original Lovelace Test?
I am a future neurologist with a very complete understanding of linguistic processing in the brain. I am also an overprotective parent, so I monitor every phrase uttered to my child, and also ...
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Are Siri and Cortana AI programs?
Short Answer, No.
Explained, Siri and Cortana are just inference engines. Though how applaudable their ability to synthesize text from speech and parse lexical maps from the text using Machine ...
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How will we recognize a conscious machine?
"Consciousness" does not have a universal definition. However, if you are really into "consciousness", you should probably read about Searle's Chinese Room experiment or Marvin Minsky's society of ...
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How will we recognize a conscious machine?
I think general artificial intelligence will only be possible with some form of self awareness included. Many aspects of human communication do not work if one of the communicating partners does not ...
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When will artificial intelligence equal human intelligence?
Not going into details of Stanford–Binet test, but just looking at wikipedia page it shows many subtests like knowledge, reasoning, verbal tests etc. Most of the efforts in the artificial intelligence ...
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How can we compare the intelligence of AI systems?
There are different ways to compare different kinds of AI techniques.
As a starting point, be aware that "AI System" can mean an incredibly broad range of things. In popular culture, we usually think ...
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If the Turing test is passed, does this imply that computers exhibit intelligence?
We don't know.
However, an important line will have been crossed - it will be impossible to tell the difference between an intelligent agent and the machine by use of a text interface. Which is the ...
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How do we test if an model or algorithm is AI-complete?
According to the Wikipedia definition, a problem is said to be AI-complete if it requires generalized, human-level intelligence, that is, requires strong AI. The Turing test and its variants are the ...
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What is the Turing test?
According to Wikipedia
The "standard interpretation" of the Turing test, in which player C, the interrogator, is given the task of trying to determine which player – A or B – is a computer ...
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What event would confirm that we have implemented an AGI system?
This is a tentative answer, and I might come back to it at some point in time. As @nbro mentions this question seems to be opinion based, so my answers are also just my opinion.
If by AGI you mean "...
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What event would confirm that we have implemented an AGI system?
For me it might be an automata that can adequately solve problems without precisely definable parameters, across the spectrum of activities engaged in by humans.
I use this metric because this is ...
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What event would confirm that we have implemented an AGI system?
(I don't want to directly answer the question because currently an answer will be mainly based on opinions. Instead, I will attempt to provide some information that, in the future, could allow us to ...
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How to use Machine Learning to create a "Draw-A-Person Test"
That's a very nice challenge!
As always, the hardest part is to get a labeled database (maybe by scrapping).
You'd probably need some thousands of drawings and their respective drawer age.
From there, ...
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When will artificial intelligence equal human intelligence?
Nobody knows.
However according to Kurzweil it's late 20s:
2020s:
Early in this decade, humanity will have the requisite hardware to emulate human intelligence within a $1000 personal computer, ...
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Goal oriented Action Planning with multiple Agents
This evening I got inspired by this paper: http://www.dphrygian.com/bin/David-Pittman-GOAP-Masters-Thesis.doc
(GOAP paired with the Command and Control Pattern)
What do you think about this ...
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Is there a formal name for this philosophical AI problem?
Your problem closely resembles John Searle's "Chinese Room" argument, which claimed that one (or more) abstract "intelligence tests" lack the discriminitive ability to distinguish between a trivial ...
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Is there a formal name for this philosophical AI problem?
If something is indistinguishable from a human it is as intelligent as a human. There is no such thing as simulated intelligence.
Consciousness of course is a different matter and I suspect that's ...
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How can one distinguish between an AI and a "sufficiently advanced algorithm"?
Easy: Parse the code! If the code meets your definition of Artificial Intelligence, that's what it is.
Only half kidding there. The question of what defines AI is constantly evolving and there is ...
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How to detect a full-fledged self-aware AI?
This question should probably be moved to worldbuilding.stackexchange …
That being said, in the context of a story, I would look at something like the neural correlates of consciousness. In this book ...
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