On 5/1/07, Mike Tintner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well, you see I think only the virtual agent problems are truly generalisable. The others it strikes me, haven't got a hope of producing AGI, and are actually narrow.
I think they are all generalizable in principle, but the virtual agents one is the easiest one to do in a generalizable way... But as I said, the first can probably be generalised in terms of agents
seeking goals within problematic environments - and you can see how, in principle, at any rate, an AGI that mastered some such problems, might go on to master related but nevertheless very different problems re very different environments.
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