Submitted by Neurogence t3_121zdkt in singularity
Villad_rock t1_jdpy2g5 wrote
Reply to comment by UK2USA_Urbanist in "Non-AGI systems can possibly obsolete 80% of human jobs"-Ben Goertzel by Neurogence
Evolution showed there aren’t really different pathways to higher intelligence. Both vertebrate and invertebrates lead to high intelligence and devolution is hard or impossible, so the evolutionary brain would have been extremely lucky to get in the right direction two times just by luck and both seem to be basically the same. This leads me to believe there is only one way which can be build upon.
Ro1t t1_jdqc2kl wrote
No it doesn't at all, that's just how it's happened for us. Equivalent to saying the only way to store heritable information is through DNA, only way to store energy is carbs and fat. We literally just don't know.
lehcarfugu t1_jds3i46 wrote
They had a common descendent so I don't think it's reasonable to assume this is the only way to reach higher intelligence. Your sample size is one (planet)
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