Why “Intelligence Density per GB” is a Circular Metric (Elon Musk’s AI Adequacy Test)
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Why “Intelligence Density per GB” is a Circular Metric (Elon Musk’s AI Adequacy Test)
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Elon Musk proposed “intelligence density per gigabyte” as a metric for AI adequacy — but what is intelligence, really? In this episode of This Is AGI, we dissect why IQ-style benchmarks and test scores create an operational (and often circular) definition of intelligence, using a physics analogy: measuring “weight” only by spring stretch without Newtonian gravity.
We also connect the argument to modern frontier model benchmarking (ARC-AGI, FrontierMath), and explain why today’s scores still don’t map cleanly to a single, theoretically grounded concept of intelligence — and what it would take to fix that.
Topics: AI benchmarks, frontier models, intelligence measurement, ARC-AGI, FrontierMath, evaluation theory, operational definitions, AGI.
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