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claim:intelligence-per-se-remains-a-mere-capacity-the-state-of-being-competent-with-regards-to-noticing-and-overcoming-stress-intelligence-requires-care-to-be-engaged-and-expressedIntelligence per se remains a mere capacity – the state of being competent with regards to noticing and overcoming stress – intelligence requires care to be engaged and expressed.
Distinguishing intelligence as capacity from its expression.
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extracted_from(2023) · Witkowski, Olaf · Doctor, Thomas · Solomonova, Elizaveta · Duane, Bill +1
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- Definitional claim distinguishing intelligence from care.
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- Definition of intelligence in terms of stress reduction.
- The scope of states that an agent can be stressed about defines its degree of cognitive capacity.claim0.839Stress expands the spatial, temporal, and complexity scale of goals.
- Core definitional claim: Care and intelligence are dual aspects of the same fundamental capacity—ability to detect and act on discrepancies between actual and optimal states.
- Hypothesis linking care scope to intelligence ceiling.
- Asserting that the SCI loop model avoids essentialist agency.
- There are no a priori limits on a self's perceptions of stress and thus no limits on capacity for care and intelligent response.hypothesis0.825Predicts that collective, dynamic nature of intelligent agents enables open-ended evolution without fixed essence.
- Predicts that care-driven expansion of concern leads to higher intelligence.
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