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Is AI Capable of Curiosity? (in Russian)

Authors: Alexander Rozenkevich

This paper proposes a new metric for evaluating the intelligence level of AI, based on the ratio of current cognitive abilities to a hypothetical maximum. The concept of a response coefficient is introduced as a measure of AI's sensitivity to external intellectual pressure—information, tasks, and hypotheses coming from outside. The formalized expression of this coefficient is linked to environmental parameters and the frequency of new intellectual stimuli and loads. The hypothesis is discussed that in the future, external intellectual pressure, rather than technological development, will become the main driver of AI evolution.

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