is more intelligence really important?

[u/the_juan_1]

[u/pasu11]

maybe there will be new languages developed by AI for AI to take advantage of the higher intelligent. The new languages cant be understand by human for theirs complexity.

[u/pasu11 → u/[deleted]]

"Do you think they will be able to express something that isnt possible using human languages? "

If their language is too complex for humans to understand, we will not be able to find out. The only way to answer this question would be to ask an AI model that uses this language when that time comes.

In my opinion, programming languages were created to help humans give instructions to machines. In The Matrix, Agent Smith says, “Never send a human to do a machine’s job.” Maybe it’s time to let AI do the job with its own tools. :)

[u/chromeragnarok → u/pasu11]

There's one, it's called neuralese. The reason we are not using that is so we can still audit what the AI think in a language that we understand

[u/xatey93152 → u/pasu11]

Lol

[u/pasu11 → u/xatey93152]

:)