I would include “constructivist learning” in your list, but I agree that LLMs seem capable of this. By “constructivist learning” I mean a scientific process where the learning conceives of an experiment on the world, tests the idea by acting on the world, and then learns from the result. A VLA model with incremental learning seems close to this. RL could be used for the model update, but I think for ASI we need learnings from real-world experiments.
I would include “constructivist learning” in your list, but I agree that LLMs seem capable of this. By “constructivist learning” I mean a scientific process where the learning conceives of an experiment on the world, tests the idea by acting on the world, and then learns from the result. A VLA model with incremental learning seems close to this. RL could be used for the model update, but I think for ASI we need learnings from real-world experiments.