Seems to me that I interact with 'intelligent' computers regularly. I receive mostly images and sounds from the computer, and reply with mostly digital feedback via my input devices.
The whole concept of intelligence presently seems so wrapped around itself for a definition that I'd imagine acceptance as 'intelligent' would vary widely from culture to culture, person to person, and day to day.
What are the main differences in the way (ways?) a robot sees within its own physical construction and operates that physical system optimally and the way (ways?) a human sees within its own physical construction and operates that physical system optimally?
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Seems to me that I interact with 'intelligent' computers regularly. I receive mostly images and sounds from the computer, and reply with mostly digital feedback via my input devices. The whole concept of intelligence presently seems so wrapped around itself for a definition that I'd imagine acceptance as 'intelligent' would vary widely from culture to culture, person to person, and day to day.
What are the main differences in the way (ways?) a robot sees within its own physical construction and operates that physical system optimally and the way (ways?) a human sees within its own physical construction and operates that physical system optimally?