Comment by kcaj

From the talk: “Intelligence is the conversion ratio between past experience and potential operating area [where the potential operating area of interest is the area of problems that system has no experience of].”

So we might say, “General Intelligence is the ability to do the things we haven’t yet thought of.”

“Like what?”

“Well, as soon as I name something it stops counting.”

Gödellian - I like it. Does that mean a constructive definition of General Intelligence is uncomputable?