Dual-processing models and SCT - Mitchell's (2021) 4 fallacies
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Which of Mitchell's fallacies is not true when it comes to general intelligence and narrow intelligence?
if you have a model of some narrow intelligence that will lead to general intelligence is not true. if you have a machine learning model it does not have intuition. the thing that makes us human is not in there. Even if you have model that is rule based input or output relation. You need some emergence and something that resembles heuristic processing.
Which fallacy of Mitchell is about computers being able to do difficult things but finding easy things hard to do?
- moravec’s paradox
What does Mitchell's fallacy refer to about "the lure of mnemonics"?
- Higher grades + faster learning
- Never study anything twice
- 100% sure, 100% understanding
Why is Mitchell's fallacy, about intelligence is all in the brain, not necessarily the case?
- information processing model of the mind
- physical symbol systems hypothesis (PSSH)
- The reason IBM failed with their project is because it does not have a doctors intuition
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