What David Deutsch thinks about measuring intelligence

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Physicist at the University of Oxford and a pioneer of quantum computation; author of The Fabric of Reality (1997) and The Beginning of Infinity (2011).

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1. 3 Oct 2012

   Our readingAGI research made no progress in its first six decades.

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   Their wordsThe enterprise of achieving it artificially — the field of ‘artificial general intelligence’ or AGI — has made no progress whatever during the entire six decades of its existence.

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