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by the8472
3034 days ago
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> Eg even with seven billion people we’ve never seen someone with a 500 iq. For two reasons. First of all IQ is defined as a normal distribution with a mean of 100 and a sd15. So by definition only 0.1% of the population can have an IQ of above 145 and this fraction is rapidly diminishing with additional standard deviations. Secondl: the definition matches reality reasonably well because intelligence is a polygenetic trait and many small factors add up to a normal distribution.[0]
It is statistically unlikely that natural processes will yield an IQ500 human. You would have to engineer one. Which leads us back to the AGI concern. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_limit_theorem |
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Also, I'm still confused as to what you mean by : AGI concern. What's the concern? What's the big fear?