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    Kamradt Questions Asserting Individual General Intelligence

    Tweet questions how to assert one person's general intelligence in conversation.

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    Greg Kamradt, President of the ARC Prize Foundation, posted that asserting the general intelligence of the next person met is difficult because their output is not far from a well-prompted AI. He contrasts this with two easier assertions: the general intelligence of humanity as a whole via collective tech progress over history, and the general intelligence of an individual AI system. The visible post cuts off before expanding on the second point.

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    @GregKamradtIs the next person you meet generally intelligence? “Of course” How would you assert this in a brief conversation? Their “output” isn’t far off from a well-prompted modern AI What is easy to assert: 1. The general intelligence of humanity as a whole (by way of collective tech progress over history) 2. The general intelligence is a single person over a life time (by way of everyone starting with a similar set of hardware, the brain, and priors that evolution gave us) through the diversity of tasks we can learn Trying to assert general intelligence in a few days of testing AI is getting increasingly difficult

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    @GregKamradtIs the next person you meet generally intelligence? “Of course” How would you assert this in a brief conversation? Their “output” isn’t far off from a well-prompted modern AI What is easy to assert: 1. The general intelligence of humanity as a whole (by way of collective tech progress over history) 2. The general intelligence is a single person over a life time (by way of everyone starting with a similar set of hardware, the brain, and priors that evolution gave us) through the diversity of tasks we can learn Trying to assert general intelligence in a few days of testing AI is getting increasingly difficult