According to my belief, the way to create AGI is to have a general theory of intelligence, which should cover the common principle under all kinds of intelligent systems, including human intelligence, computer intelligence, etc., even alien intelligence and superhuman AGI. Therefore, this theory should also cover your AGI0 to AGIn.
Ahhh.... Well, this gets at the crux of our disagreement. I have my doubts that such a theory is possible. I think it may be possible to create a general theory of "roughly human level intelligence" ... just as Hutter and colleagues seem to be hot on the trail of a general theory of "near infinite computational power intelligence". But I suspect that computer systems with processing power and memory vastly greater than humans but vastly less than is needed for algorithms like Hutter's AIXItl to be possible, will display forms of intelligence that aren't covered by either the Hutter-type theories, nor the theories covering roughly-human-level intelligence... True, there may be commonalities between sub-AIXItl-level superhuman, human level, and AIXItl level intelligences. But, I suspect the differences will be at least as dramatic... As examples, I think that the sorts of self, awareness and "perceived free will" that characterize human mind may not apply to all superhuman intelligences. I can certainly imagine a superhuman AGI whose cognition is governed by complex, emergent patterns that are beyond human comprehension. I might be able to understand in some general sense that its behaviors are guided by emergent patterns, that it seems to be engaged in calculating probabilities, etc. -- but the main structures and dynamics guiding its cognition might be new principles, which apply only to minds vastly smarter than humans and can't be grokked by mere human brains... -- Ben ----- This list is sponsored by AGIRI: http://www.agiri.org/email To unsubscribe or change your options, please go to: http://v2.listbox.com/member/?member_id=231415&user_secret=fabd7936