Predicate logic is trivially realized by linear transformations (I.e., matrices), and these matrices are easily discovered via gradient descent with appropriate reward functions.
> I don't think a baby or even average kid could solve these
The reward functions of a typical baby or kid is not 'get a huge dopamine boost when you solve a logic puzzle' (or whatever neurotransmitter, I don't know).
I spent years learning logic and doing puzzles. I don't think a baby or even average kid could solve these.
Predicate logic is trivially realized by linear transformations (I.e., matrices), and these matrices are easily discovered via gradient descent with appropriate reward functions.
> I don't think a baby or even average kid could solve these
The reward functions of a typical baby or kid is not 'get a huge dopamine boost when you solve a logic puzzle' (or whatever neurotransmitter, I don't know).