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Quote: all intelligence must have a subcognitive substrate to compose categories; otherwise need to define all possible attributes of each category in every context
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problem of classifying information
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people better than computers
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the associative overlap of categories essential to intelligence … virtually impossible to define in an objective, context-independent … One particular example is analogy-making. … it relies heavily on the ability to see … categories as being composed of many tiny (subcognitive) … way toward explaining these associative phenomena. If, on … the daunting, perhaps impossible, task of explicitly defining … reasonable to conclude that all intelligence must have … Google-1 Google-2
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Topic: abstraction (62 items)
Topic: problem of classifying information (41 items)
Topic: people better than computers (35 items)