updated 3mo ago
Kojo and added
- How much can you optimize for generality? To what extent can you simultaneously optimize a system for every possible situation, including situations never encountered before? Presumably, some improvement is possible, but the idea of an intelligence explosion implies that there is essentially no limit to the extent of optimization that can be achiev... See more
from Why Computers Won’t Make Themselves Smarter by newyorker.com
Alex Wittenberg added
- Building such domain experts would likely require developing an artificial general intelligence, which is beyond the scope of this paper. Instead, by “domain expert” we specifically mean that the system is capable of producing results (with or without actual “understanding”) that are of the same quality as a human expert in the given domain.
from Rethinking Search: Making Domain Experts out of Dilettantes by Donald Metzler
Benjamin Searle added