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This story is from the category Artificial Intelligence
Date posted: 15/08/2005 Researchers are suggesting a universal synthetic intelligence IQ test different from human intelligence IQ Testing, as expecting beings without human senses, human environment, and human cognitive capabilites to measure up to a human IQ test is a tad unfair. Shane Legg and Marcus Hutter at the Swiss Institute for Artificial Intelligence in Manno-Lugano, have drafted an idea for an alternative test which will allow the intelligence of vision systems, robots, natural-language processing programs or trading agents to be compared and contrasted despite their different functions. Although there is no consensus on exactly what human intelligence is, most views cluster around the idea that it hinges on a general ability to achieve goals in a wide range of environments, says Legg. The same concept can be applied to an AI system, by measuring its ability to carry out complex tasks within its particular environment and then comparing the complexity of its environment with those of a wide range of other AI systems. ?But there is a problem,? he says. Before putting this into practice the AI community will have to thrash out an agreement on what counts as the average environment. And that will not be easy. See the full Story via external site: www.newscientist.com Most recent stories in this category (Artificial Intelligence): 11/06/2013: When Will My Computer Understand Me? |
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