Kevin Copple wrote:
Why consider just one test problem?Hmmm, here is another test idea: given a $10,000 budget, conceive and execute a plan for a web-based software services business that will legally return $30,000 profit within a year. Closer to a true AGI test?
Doing so you will always be in danger of having a system that
isn't truly general and is built for one specific kind of a task.
A better idea, I think, would be to test the system on *all* problems
that can be described in n bits or less (or use a large random sample
from this space). Then your system is gauranteed to be completely
general in a computational sense.
Shane
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