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4 months ago in Artificial Intelligence By Sal Gray
Is the ability to generate true randomness a valid benchmark for Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)?
I'm working on a theoretical framework for evaluating cognitive architectures beyond task-specific benchmarks. Current systems excel at pattern recognition but feel fundamentally deterministic. It struck me that the ability to generate genuine stochasticity not just pseudo-randomness might signal a different kind of cognitive capacity. But I'm uncertain if this is philosophically sound or just a technical distraction.
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