Rather, an optimization process exploring an appropriate search space will "inevitably" find it. This is a valid way to do AI research
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That advanced intelligence has been rediscovered several times suggests that it isn't some evolutionary happenstance http://www.audubon.org/news/like-humans-and-apes-ravens-have-foresight-save-future …pic.twitter.com/d5WTYqF1SQ
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I expect the substrate of intelligence to follow the same pattern as most natural systems: "it's not complicated, there's just a lot of it"
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Well if it's not evolutionary happenstance, what is? Creator's gift!?
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Inevitability. The eye has evolved independently 50 times. So too with intelligence.
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What we think of as "advanced intelligence" could be broken down to "social problem solving under varying conditions"
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So it fits the pattern that animals in similar environments and niches evolve similar adaptions
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This is known as convergent evolution. One might say that there are certain optimal designs physically attainable within N generations.
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Also bad news. We don't know how many times corvid level intelligence evolved. But only Parent(human,chimp) led to Human level intelligence
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