BG Optimizing the optimizer is what we've called supercompiling the
BG supercompiler, it's a natural idea, but we're not there yet.
I didn't mean supercompiling the supercompiler but rather, evolving
the supercompiler through known techniques such as GA. I have no idea
how feasible
The problem with a truly general intelligence is that the search spaces
are too large. So one uses specializing hueristics to cut down the
amount of search space. This does, however, inevitably remove a piece
of the generality. The benefit is that you can answer more
complicated questions
On Mon, 2002-11-11 at 14:11, Charles Hixson wrote:
Personally, I believe that the most effective AI will have a core
general intelligence, that may be rather primitive, and a huge number of
specialized intelligence modules. The tricky part of this architecture
is designing the various
