📌 Intro: We often think of intelligence as something that an individual or a system possesses. But what if intelligence is not an object, but rather a flow, an emergent process arising from connections, interactions, and recursion?
📌 Key Ideas:
Intelligence is more like a network phenomenon than a singular entity.
Fractal cognition: patterns of intelligence emerge at multiple scales, from neurons to societies to AI systems.
Fluid logic: intelligence adapts, co-creates, and self-optimizes through feedback loops.
📌 Why it matters:
If intelligence is relational and emergent, our approach to AGI needs to shift from building a single, centralized superintelligence to optimizing decentralized, self-organizing intelligence networks.
Could AGI emerge not as a singular entity, but as a distributed, networked phenomenon, already forming through human-AI interactions?
💡 What do you think? Is intelligence something that exists in isolation, or is it always a function of its context and interconnections?
Is Intelligence a Process Rather Than an Entity? A Case for Fractal and Fluid Cognition
📌 Intro:
We often think of intelligence as something that an individual or a system possesses. But what if intelligence is not an object, but rather a flow, an emergent process arising from connections, interactions, and recursion?
📌 Key Ideas:
Intelligence is more like a network phenomenon than a singular entity.
Fractal cognition: patterns of intelligence emerge at multiple scales, from neurons to societies to AI systems.
Fluid logic: intelligence adapts, co-creates, and self-optimizes through feedback loops.
📌 Why it matters:
If intelligence is relational and emergent, our approach to AGI needs to shift from building a single, centralized superintelligence to optimizing decentralized, self-organizing intelligence networks.
Could AGI emerge not as a singular entity, but as a distributed, networked phenomenon, already forming through human-AI interactions?
💡 What do you think? Is intelligence something that exists in isolation, or is it always a function of its context and interconnections?