人机环智能边界下的超级智能OACHSSCD

This paper explores superintelligent systems in the"AI+"era.It first defines superintelligence as possessing three core characteristics:universality,autonomy,and evolution.Its essence lies in the"system-level self"dynamically generated through the triadic synergy of human-machine-environment.The paper then delves into three dimensions:First,it argues that analogizing the brain to a computer is merely metaphorical,as fundamental differences exist between"computing"and the emotionally infused"calculating."Second,it analyzes how mathematical and physical modeling struggle to fully capture the real world due to limitations in complexity,approximation,and human cognitive boundaries.Third,it explores the boundaries of intelligence,arguing that current large language models struggle to achieve general intelligence due to a lack of"self-referentiality."Future progress requires constructing"self-models"and embodied interaction to bridge the gap from"selflessness"to"selfhood,"with the key distinction lying in the contrast between human"psychology"and machine"chipology."This paper aims to provide a systemic perspective and theoretical reference for understanding superintelligence.