The optimization problem is model discovery. The model itself is data compression. For instance, a mathematical proof compresses statements to axioms. Discovering a proof is finding a computable function that performs that compression.
Do you consider it very unlikely that you will see computers that have a unified, integrated world model to which all their models relate, in similar ways as humans do, within your lifetime?
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I don't think humans have unified, integrated world models. I don't think computers will either.
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Bingo! I agree, the path forward are disjoint world models that are integrated on the fly through a heuristic procedure.
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