Humans have vanishingly little innate knowledge about the visual appearance of objects in the world. But we do have heightened sensitivity to certain textures or shapes characteristic of deadly animals (snakes & spiders mostly). This is evolutionarily ancient, not specific to us.
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Not talking specifically about visual knowledge here -- this is true of all of our priors, including metalearning priors. These things take time to encode. Anything shorter than 500k years won't make a meaningful difference
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Hypothosis: Biological intelligence emerges from simple rule: seek pleasure, avoid pain. Internally experienced as emotion as organisms evolve. Intrinsic to bio but how to incorporate into ANN?
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