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Does Creating an Artificial General Intelligence Require General Collective Intelligence in Order to be Reliably Achievable?

2020-08-17

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<p>General Collective Intelligence or GCI has been predicted to create the potential for an exponential increase in the problem-solving capacity of the group, as compared to the problem-solving capacity of any individual in the group. A functional model of cognition proposed to represent the complete set of human cognitive functions, and therefore to have the capacity for human-like general problem-solving ability...

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9ec8ac8c-5ba4-553a-805c-51db02174626
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10.31730/osf.io/3q72c
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