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A Brief History of Intelligence

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This was a perfect book for me to read at this moment, giving me insights into both the evolution of the brain and also AI learning methods, and I'll use his list of the five "breakthroughs" as the initial structure for my analysis:

  • 600m ya - Bilaterians and Steering
  • 500m ya - Vertebrates and Reinforcing
  • 200m ya - Mammals and Simulation
  • 15m ya - Primates and Metathinking
  • 100k ya - Humans and Speech
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