Marcus Hutter

And nothing in there, nothing was put in there.

Yeah, it really discovered all these famous openings within four hours by itself.

What I was really happy about, I'm a terrible chess player, but I like Queen Gumby.

And AlphaZero figured out that this is the best opening.

Finally, somebody proved you correct.

So yes, to answer your question, yes, I believe that general intelligence is possible.

And it also, I mean, it depends how you define it.

Do you say AGI with general intelligence, artificial intelligence only refers to if you achieve human level or is subhuman level, but quite broad, is it also general intelligence?

So we have to distinguish or it's only super human intelligence, general artificial intelligence.

Well, the Turing test...

Well, it has been criticized a lot, but I think it's not as bad as some people think.

Some people think it's too strong.

So it tests not just for a system to be intelligent, but it also has to fake human deception, right?

Which is, you know, much harder.

And on the other hand, they say it's too weak because it just maybe fakes emotions or intelligent behavior.

It's not real.

But I don't think that's the problem or big problem.

So if you would pass the Turing test,

So a conversation of a terminal with a bot for an hour or maybe a day or so, and you can fool a human into not knowing whether this is a human or not, that it's the Turing test.

I would be truly impressed.