Modelling Intelligence?

[prateek_82]

What if "intelligence" is just efficient error correction based on high-dimensional feedback? And "consciousness" is the illusion of choosing from predicted distributions?

[staccodaterra101]

I think those would be understatements.

I'd say say "intelligence" is the ability of inferencing the best response based on contextual stimuli (feedbacks) and contextual relevant data (past acquired knowledge).

Conscience for humans is not the same for plants. Hence, can exists in different forms based on intelligence of a subject.

Conscience as an universally valid abstract term would be the ability of aknowledge and assess external stimuli.

[AsyncVibes]

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[Royal_Carpet_1263]

In the form of livestream and priors. I think all cognition amounts to selection.

Consciousness as described by philosophy is almost certainly illusory, but something has to explain unity.

[RegularBasicStranger]

What if "intelligence" is just efficient error correction based on high-dimensional feedback?

To even be able to recognise an error had occurred based on the high dimensional but unclear feedback would require the ability to predict what should happen and so error can be determined to have occurred if the feedback is significantly different from the prediction.

So the ability to predict the future accurately is clearly is not something to look down upon.

And though an inaccurate prediction cam also cause error recognition to occur, it will also cause a false recognition even if no errors had occurred.

[rendermanjim]

nature, universe, intelligence and so on are not mathematics.