Generalization can be quantified as the efficiency with which you operationalize past information to deal with future situations—an information conversion ratio that can be precisely quantified using algebraic information theory and provides a quantified definition and measure of intelligence.
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François CholletEvidence Quote
“generalization can be quantified as the efficiency with which you operationalize past information in order to deal with the future.”
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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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