> It's an attempt to test that you have consumed and understood large amounts of information and can apply it to novel (ish) situations,
So.. that's basically all we need. So what's left? It can't drink a beer?
Economically useful intelligence is not much more than storing and retrieving large amount of contextually relevant information. Sure, humans can do more, like interpretive dancing for example. But that's not really what we are looking for in a desk job.
If we all earned our money by driving time-trials on race tracks I'd be worried yes.
So.. that's basically all we need. So what's left? It can't drink a beer?
Economically useful intelligence is not much more than storing and retrieving large amount of contextually relevant information. Sure, humans can do more, like interpretive dancing for example. But that's not really what we are looking for in a desk job.
If we all earned our money by driving time-trials on race tracks I'd be worried yes.