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This document is the first page of Chapter 16, titled "AGI Preschool," co-authored with Stephan Vladimir Bugaj. It introduces the challenges of evaluating Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), contrasting the difficulty of creating precise quantitative metrics with the practical necessity of qualitative evaluation environments for systems like OpenCogPrime. The authors argue that rigorous testing of incomplete systems is less valuable than finishing the implementation, but emphasize the need for rich environments to intuitively understand complex system behaviors.
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| Stephan Vladimir Bugaj |
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Workshop on “Evaluation and Metrics for Human-Level AI” held in 2008
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"The difficulty of formulating bulletproof metrics for partial progress toward advanced AGI has become evident throughout the field"Source
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"Testing the intelligence of the current OpenCogPrime system is a bit like testing the flight capability of a partly-built airplane that only has stubs for wings"Source
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"In the context of human-level AGI, the theoretically best way to do this would be to embody one’s AGI system in a humanlike body"Source
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