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Re:Crows possess higher intelligence long thought a primaril... by vharuck on Thursday September 24, 2020 @06:05PM (#24584218)
What would you consider the bare minimum act to be judged at human-level intelligence?

Remember, for most of the history of our evolutionary ancestors, we were hunter-gatherers that used extremely crude tools. Not really better than crows. Discoveries happened a whole lot slower back then, like the eons between making fire and starting agricultural towns. Given a few millennia, crows may be making their own fires to cook.

Re:Crows possess higher intelligence long thought a primaril... by yamrzou on Thursday September 24, 2020 @07:03PM (#24584689)
> What would you consider the bare minimum act to be judged at human-level intelligence?

Lex Fridman discussed this topic with Françoit Chollet in his recent podcast episode "Measures of Intelligence" [1]. I highly recommend it. Lengthy but really worth it.

[1] https://youtu.be/PUAdj3w3wO4