The cure for HER2- metastatic breast cancer is a simple matter of ...
Please predict the next word.
Intelligence is implicit in language understanding. The best possible next-word-predictor is omniscient.
The cure for HER2- metastatic breast cancer is a simple matter of ...
Please predict the next word.
Intelligence is implicit in language understanding. The best possible next-word-predictor is omniscient.
> The best possible next-word-predictor is omniscient.
Omniscient for the set of "meaning" embedded into it's training set. It's not broadly omniscient, big difference.
Sure, but same for any intelligence. The "training set" is just "the environment of adaptation".
Careful, you're dangerously close to an argument for the necessity of embodiment /s
Shooting from the hip: Embodiment is simply a highly sophisticated harness.
Right, but what's the limit of what you can deduce computationally from truly vast training sets? How much structure is there in the subtext of what's written down? It looks like there's rather a lot.
The cure for HER2- metastatic breast cancer is a simple matter of [intensive well-funded research]
That wasn't too hard, maybe I'm superintelligent?
What does omniscience have to do with reasoning? If you know everything, you don’t have to reason. But these next-word-predictors aren’t omniscient.
Omniscience doesn’t imply that you have to store all the information, but that you can retrieve/reconstruct it, and reasoning allows it. In fact would be impossible for any physical intelligence to store all the information as plain as it is infinite.