General issues of artificial general intelligence
https://doi.org/10.24833/145117912023-3-6-37
Abstract
The project of artificial general intelligence (AGI), which implements a wide range of cognitive phenomena, can be conveniently studied on the basis of a study of the complex Turing test. This test is aimed at solving the main question of the philosophy of artificial intelligence “Can a computer do everything?”, where the universal quantifier runs through private Turing tests that answer the following questions: can a computer understand, live, create, be aware, love, be friends, etc.? Issues arising during the development of an AGI project can be conveniently studied by explicating the seven functions of a complex test: communicative, interrogative, organizational, definitive, critical and constructive and constitutive functions.
About the Author
A. Yu. Alekseev
GAUGN, Faculty of Philosophy; RUDN, Engineering Academy, Department of Mechanics and Control Processes
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
26 Maronovsky Pereulok, Moscow, 119049
115419, Moscow, Ordzhonikidze str. 3
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Alekseev A.Yu. General issues of artificial general intelligence. Journal of Digital Economy Research. 2023;1(3):6–37. https://doi.org/10.24833/145117912023-3-6-37
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