Generalization is not a binary property of a system but a spectrum ranging from static systems (chess) with no generalization need, to robust AI handling known distribution variations, to flexible AI handling broad domains (self-driving, robotics), to extreme generalization corresponding to open-ended intelligence capable of handling arbitrary domains the creator did not anticipate.
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François CholletEvidence Quote
“generalization is not a binary property of a system...It's actually more of a spectrum.”
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Francois Chollet | Why abstraction is the key to intelligence, and what we’re still missing— Harvard CMSACreated: 8/12/2026, 6:07:58 PM
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