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Chaos and cause
What is intelligence, exactly? Can it be deconstructed in quantitative, mechanistic terms? And, perhaps boldest of all, can we build machines that embody it themselves?
Fei-Fei Li • The Worlds I See: Curiosity, Exploration, and Discovery at the Dawn of AI
Now comes the real work—the intelligence after intelligence.
Not artificial. Not emotional. Not even intuitive.
What we need is an evolved cognitive layer. Less about control. More about code-switching—between logic, emotion, myth, and cultural frequency.
This is not a soft skill. It’s a survival trait.
Not artificial. Not emotional. Not even intuitive.
What we need is an evolved cognitive layer. Less about control. More about code-switching—between logic, emotion, myth, and cultural frequency.
This is not a soft skill. It’s a survival trait.
General (non-narrow) intelligence of the sort we all display daily is not an algorithm running in our heads, but calls on the entire cultural, historical, and social context within which we think and act in the world.