jon_stokes argues Yudkowsky's definition of intelligence is narrow and brittle
nptacek · x · 2026-09-12
In a thread, jonstokes offers a preliminary critique: Yudkowsky's definition of intelligence is narrow, brittle, doesn't match what most people mean by the word, and will never lead to the world he describes. gfodor amplifies it as a painfully true tweet, asking for better arguments while refusing doomer coping.
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