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Subject: intelligence and genius
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Date: Wed, 11-Jan-84 06:27:00 EST
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Posted: Wed Jan 11 06:27:00 1984
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From:  Jerry E. Pournelle <POURNE @ MIT-MC>

I should have thought that if you can make a machine more or
less intelligent; and make another machine ABLE TO RECOGNIZE
GENIUS (it need not itself be able to "be" or "have" genius)
then the "genius machine " problem is probably solved: have the
somewhat intelligent one generate lots of ideas, with random
factors thrown in, and have the second "recognizing" machine
judge the products.
        Obviously they could be combined into one machine.