Nanograte Knowledge Technologies wrote:
Alan, seriously? Are you utterly convinced the learning system for a
machine would only comprise a single level of complexity?
Yes.
First, disregard everything you need to generate machine code
instructions to your CPU and GPU, not relevant; don't care.
Ok, so you are programming an AGI.
General intelligence means that you don't know what it will be exposed
to or what it will need to learn to do.
Therefore it needs to be programmed with the ability to detect when it
might be a good idea to try a more complex organization, and then the
basic mechanisms required to implement that. (it also, therefore, needs
a complementary mechanism that detects when extra layers of organization
are redundant and remove them).
The open question is what is the minimal structure that the system needs
to be "primed with" in order to genarate, in an android like embodyment,
a human-like consciousness. Or, more generally, what are the basic rules
for priming an agent for efficient bootstrap without impairing generality.
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