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People can be extremely intelligent, have taken a critical thinking course and know logic inside and out. Yet they may just become clever debaters, not critical thinkers, because they are unwilling to look at their own biases. Credit: Carol Wade Comment: This quote highlights the importance of self-awareness and challenging one’s own biases in order … Continue reading Biases and Critical Thinking Carol Wade
Unintelligent people are more easily misled by other people, intelligent people are more easily misled by themselves. Credit: Gurwinder Bhogal Books: Gurwinder BhogalThe Intelligence Trap Gurwinder BhogalQuotations: Gurwinder BhogalThe Intelligence Trap Gurwinder BhogalTags: Gurwinder Bhogal (1) | intelligence (21)Google Web Search Photo Credits: Pixabay (Pixabay)This quotation is part of a blook on Conversational Leadership. It is … Continue reading The Intelligence Trap Gurwinder Bhogal
Natural intelligent beings evolve through natural selection, while artificial intelligent entities evolve through intentional design by those same intelligent beings. Credit: David Gurteen Tags: artificial intelligence (40) | David Gurteen (66) | intelligence (21) | natural intelligence (2)Google Web Search Photo Credits: Pixabay (Pixabay)This quotation is part of a blook on Conversational Leadership. It is one … Continue reading Natural Verses Artificial Intelligence David Gurteen
Intelligence: An emergent system’s ability to respond to its environment in order to improve its conditions, perpetuate itself and maximize its future freedom of action. Credit: Richard Yonck Source: Future Minds: The Rise of Intelligence from the Big Bang to the End of the Universe (2020)Posts where this quotation is embedded A Brief History of Knowledge … Continue reading Intelligence: an Emergent System’s Ability to Respond to Its Environment Richard Yonck
Intelligence can be described as the ability to perceive or infer information, and to retain it as knowledge to be applied towards adaptive behaviors within an environment or context. Credit: Wikipedia Posts where this quotation is embedded A Brief History of Knowledge 200,000 years of human history Animal Intelligence … Artificial and Natural Intelligence Exploring the essential difference … Continue reading What Is Intelligence? Wikipedia
In this book, Future Minds, Richard Yonck challenges our assumptions about intelligence — what it is, how it came to exist, and its place in the development of life on Earth and possibly throughout the cosmos. Taking a Big History perspective — over the 14 billion years from the Big Bang to the present and … Continue reading Future Minds: the Rise of Intelligence From the Big Bang to the End of the Universe by Richard Yonck
Gurteen Knowledge Blog March 3, 2023, 20:23I recently started to write about artificial intelligence and its relationship to Conversational Leadership and Knowledge Management. In doing so, I felt compelled first to define artificial intelligence. However, in attempting to define AI, I realized I needed to step back and define intelligence itself. This led me to consider … Continue reading What Is Intelligence? The ability to comprehend and purposefully react to information
The Postproduction Paradigm – AI and the Art of Remixing The Spectrum of Intelligence Close Pop-up all posts in this chapter This chapter examines the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in knowledge management and conversational leadership, with a focus on chatbot technology. More specifically, it explores the emerging potential of leveraging generative AI systems as … Continue reading Introduction: Artificial Intelligence Human-like intelligence?
Introduction: Artificial Intelligence Artificial and Natural Intelligence Close Pop-up all posts in this chapter Understanding intelligence is important in an era shaped by rapid technological growth. Confusion often arises from unclear ideas about what intelligence really means, making it hard to distinguish between natural and human-made intelligence. Exploring the various types of intelligence and their … Continue reading The Spectrum of Intelligence There are many types of intelligence
The Spectrum of Intelligence The Relationship Between Intelligence and Evolution ** Close Pop-up all posts in this chapter Artificial intelligence fundamentally differs from natural intelligence in its origin and nature. Natural intelligence arises from biological processes, but AI results from human engineering. Consequently, AI lacks the consciousness and emotional complexity of living beings. The term … Continue reading Artificial and Natural Intelligence Exploring the essential difference between natural and artificial forms of intelligence
Artificial and Natural Intelligence Human Intelligence Close Pop-up all posts in this chapter Intelligence and evolution are deeply intertwined, shaping life on Earth. Understanding their complex relationship is crucial but challenging. Exploring how intelligence has evolved and impacted various species offers valuable insights into its nature and role in our world. Intelligence and evolution are … Continue reading The Relationship Between Intelligence and Evolution ** Shaping life on earth
The Relationship Between Intelligence and Evolution ** Programmed Intelligence Close Pop-up all posts in this chapter Human intelligence is the capacity to acquire, process, and apply knowledge effectively, solving problems, adapting to new situations, and demonstrating creativity and emotional understanding. Human intelligence Human intelligence is the ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills. It … Continue reading Human Intelligence The capacity to acquire, process, and apply knowledge
Human Intelligence Animal Intelligence Close Pop-up all posts in this chapter Programmed intelligence is when a machine or software has limited abilities based on its original programming. It cannot learn or adapt on its own. Examples are basic devices like thermostats just following preset rules. They have no flexibility or real understanding. Mechanical and digital … Continue reading Programmed Intelligence Is a thermostat or an electronic calculator intelligent?
Programmed Intelligence Biological Intelligence Close Pop-up all posts in this chapter Animal intelligence is the … Animal Intelligence Animal intelligence is … Animal intelligence is … Posts that link to this post The Spectrum of Intelligence There are many types of intelligence Continue reading Animal Intelligence …
Animal Intelligence Systemic Intelligence Close Pop-up all posts in this chapter Biological intelligence is the natural cognitive abilities and adaptive behaviors of organisms, not including humans or animals, arising through evolution. Biological intelligence Biological Intelligence is the inherent ability of organisms, excluding humans and animals, to respond and adapt to their environment for survival and … Continue reading Biological Intelligence The natural cognitive abilities and adaptive behaviors of organisms
The Nature of Consciousness Beyond the Brain Close Pop-up all posts in this chapter The relationship between consciousness and intelligence is complex and not fully understood. Here’s a breakdown of their relationship: Definitions Overlap Consciousness and intelligence are functions of the brain and interact in various ways. A certain level of consciousness might be required … Continue reading The Relationship Between Consciousness and Intelligence ** Both concepts are multifaceted and the relationship is not well understood
Biological Intelligence Artificial Intelligence ** Close Pop-up all posts in this chapter Systemic intelligence is the emergent adaptive capacities that arise within complex systems comprised of interacting components. It is the system’s ability to self-organize, adapt, and respond to dynamic conditions in its environment. Systemic Intelligence The concept of intelligence is complex and multifaceted, with … Continue reading Systemic Intelligence The adaptive, self-organizing ability within complex systems
Systemic Intelligence Why the Generative AI Intelligence Argument Is Irrelevant Close Pop-up all posts in this chapter Artificial Intelligence (AI) refers to the ability of machines or computer-controlled robots to perform tasks usually associated with human intelligence. Artificial intelligence (AI) refers to computer systems designed to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence. While science … Continue reading Artificial Intelligence ** The ability of machines to perform tasks usually associated with human intelligence
Artificial Intelligence ** What Are Chatbots? Close Pop-up all posts in this chapter Artificial intelligence is evolving rapidly, reshaping our world. Some argue that AI isn’t truly intelligent because it lacks human-like consciousness and emotions. However, this narrow view overlooks AI’s unique strengths and potential to complement human intelligence, driving innovation and progress in tackling … Continue reading Why the Generative AI Intelligence Argument Is Irrelevant Redefining intelligence in the age of GenAI
Why the Generative AI Intelligence Argument Is Irrelevant Limitations of Chatbots Close Pop-up all posts in this chapter Chatbots may seem to possess human intelligence, but they are not intelligent in the same way that we are. It is essential to understand their nature. Chatbots like ChatGPT and Claude represent a significant advance in natural … Continue reading What Are Chatbots? Artificial intelligence programs designed to have conversations with humans
