> Feels like a distinction without a difference. What is any intelligence but a sum of its knowledge?
In humans, there is a standard distinction between fluid intelligence (ability to solve problems in the absence of background information) and crystallised intelligence (having more facts and learned skills in your head)
> Feels like a distinction without a difference. What is any intelligence but a sum of its knowledge?
In humans, there is a standard distinction between fluid intelligence (ability to solve problems in the absence of background information) and crystallised intelligence (having more facts and learned skills in your head)
Intent? Motivations? Incentives?