AGI-23 | Are Deep Neural Networks SMARTer than Second Graders? - Anoop Cherian

This is a recording of the AGI23 Conference, Day 3, June 18th, Stockholm. Keynote: Are Deep Neural Networks SMARTer than Second Graders?, by Anoop Cherian. Introduction by Janet Adams.
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[@OSWALD569]

The presentation is with very old AI information and he should keep up with developments.

[@brodyalden]

Algorithmic intelligence probably fundamentally cannot conceive reality, which is structurally continuous, because of its discrete; linear modality for thought.

[@brodyalden]

So the answer to this question is it’s like asking whether a calculator is smarter than a person. In other words it depends on the definition of “smart”, and excluding consideration of some specific circumstances the answer is “definitely not”.