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Universalization of the intelligence definition problem

Shevchenko A.1, Sosnitsky A.2
1 Institute for Artificial Intelligence Problems of MES and NAS of Ukraine
2 Berdyansk State Pedagogical University
shevchenko@ipai.net.ua
http://orcid.org/0000-0002-0095-538X

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UDC: 004.93
Publication Language: English
Stuc. intelekt. 2021; 26(1):10-20

Abstract: The main problem today in the research and development of AI is the lack of a scientific definition of Intelligence, since it is impossible to do something incomprehensible. This fundamentally delegitimizes all developments in this area and science as a whole as a product of exclusively intellectual activity, and any scientific use of the term «Intelligence» in its strict sense is unreasonable. In this paper, this problem is solved by transition to a more general universal paradigm of cognition, which allowed us to deduce the desired definition and universal formalism of Intelligence in its strong sense. Unlike previous publications, the ontology and properties of Intelligence are specified here as necessary components of Intelligence, which are subject to subsequent concretization and materialization in different niches of existence. The results of the work are of both fundamental and applied general scientific importance for all technical and humanitarian applications of Intelligence.

Keywords: Intelligence, universalization, meta-definition; meta-formalization; Universal Theory, the Universe.

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