--- John G. Rose [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you arrive at some sort of unit for intelligence? Typically
measurements are constructed of combinations of basic units for example 1
watt = 1 kg * m^2/s^3. Or is it not a unit but a set of units?
It is a unitless number. It is measured in
Time, entropy, bits, What else?
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Time has to included maybe?
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Time has to included maybe?
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From: Matt Mahoney [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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--- John G. Rose [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you arrive at some sort
--- John G. Rose [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Time has to included maybe?
Now it is getting complicated. I was thinking of Shane Legg's universal
intelligence, expressed in terms of the shortest program that could achieve
the same measure. Of course this only makes sense in the context of Turing
There's Newtonian and relativistic intelligence. Probably can model
intelligence formulas after physics because without physics there are no
bits so time needs to be in there as well. Intelligence is affected by the
speed of light as data transmission rates max out in relation to it. No?
If you
--- John G. Rose [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There's Newtonian and relativistic intelligence. Probably can model
intelligence formulas after physics because without physics there are no
bits so time needs to be in there as well. Intelligence is affected by the
speed of light as data
Pretty good calculations :)
Some thoughts on the topic of units and equations, some may be obvious or
redundant -
If something was extremely intelligent it would have an exact copy, bit for
bit, of the whole universe in its head. Maybe that's saying that the
universe is 100% intelligent
According to my view,
-- raw intelligence would be measured in bits
-- efficient intelligence would ultimately be measured in terms such as
bits/ (4D volume of a region of spacetime)
As noted the Bekenstein bound thus places an upper limit on efficient
intelligence
according to current
