> Ben> My feeling on dog-level intelligence is that the *cognition*
> aspects of
> dog-level intelligence are really easy, but the perception and action
> components are significantly difficult and subtle.
>
> 1.) I thought it was well established that by now that perception & action
> are *integr
Hi Ben, I think there are some important points pertaining to the early
achievement of AGI here -
Ben> My feeling on dog-level intelligence is that the *cognition* aspects of
dog-level intelligence are really easy, but the perception and action
components are significantly difficult and subtle.
My feeling on dog-level intelligence is that the *cognition* aspects of
dog-level intelligence are really easy, but the perception and action
components are significantly difficult and subtle.
In other words, once a dog's brain has produced abstract patterns not tied
to particular environmental s
Hi Margeret,
Margeret wrote:
> I don't mean to be rude here- but it may help you to follow some of
> the PSYCHE-D discussions on the Zombie argument. Their structure may
> help you to unravel some of your philosophical dead-ends. I don't mean
> to suggest that we don't all create them for our selv
Moshe,
I don't mean to be rude here- but it may help you to follow some of the PSYCHE-D discussions on the Zombie argument. Their structure may help you to unravel some of your philosophical dead-ends. I don't mean to suggest that we don't all create them for our selves whentrying to study the mind
Brad wrote:
> It might be easier to build a human intelligence than a dog
intelligence simply
> because we don't have a dog's perspective and we can't ask them to
reflect on it.
> Don't be quick to assume it would be easier just because they are less
intelligent.
Kevin wrote:
> planning an interc
It might be easier to build a human intelligence than a dog intelligence simply
because we don't have a dog's perspective and we can't ask them to reflect on it.
Don't be quick to assume it would be easier just because they are less intelligent.
-Brad
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I was not able to connect to URL, or the subsequent one either, but I'll
make a few comments anyway :-)
It seems to me that "language, math, logic, long chains of reasoning, etc."
may be the easier types of intelligence to emulate. I am thinking of a dog
running across a field, jumping into the a
Hi Moshe,
Dogs are social animals that live in packs (often). There's nothing on
the list about social behaviours.
My gut feeling is that dogs are smarter than the list implied - but I
haven't thought enough about it to pin down much of what's missing.
Dogs are curious, they play, they have l
Sorry, try:
http://userfs.cec.wustl.edu/~ml4/doglevel.html
Not as pretty a url, but it will have to do. ;->
> Hi Moshe,
>
> I can't connect to this URL
>
> http://www.republicofheaven.org/doglevel.html
>
> Cheers, Philip
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Hi Moshe,
I can't connect to this URL
http://www.republicofheaven.org/doglevel.html
Cheers, Philip
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