Continuing on Raphaël Millière and Cameron Buckner’s “A Philosophical Introduction to Language Models, Part I: Continuity With Classic Debates.”

We go through the various arguably important features for intelligence, including particular ways of learning and comprehending language, being able to generalize from the data set, and to use a world model to navigate problems. Can something have intelligence without having intentions, and do programmed goals count as intentions?

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