Like another commenter pointed out, you are redefining intelligence out of existence for both humans and GPT-4, and I don't see what that point of that is. GPT-4 can solve subtle and complex problems it has never seen before: explaining the point of jokes, guessing correctly about the subtle hidden motives of characters in a story, playing games, writing code, analyzing logical arguments, etc. These responses are not in the training data in any meaningful way. The ability to do tasks like this - things that require prediction, mental modeling of subtle details, etc. is what I feel makes both humans and GPT-4 generally intelligent.
Like another commenter pointed out, you are redefining intelligence out of existence for both humans and GPT-4, and I don't see what that point of that is. GPT-4 can solve subtle and complex problems it has never seen before: explaining the point of jokes, guessing correctly about the subtle hidden motives of characters in a story, playing games, writing code, analyzing logical arguments, etc. These responses are not in the training data in any meaningful way. The ability to do tasks like this - things that require prediction, mental modeling of subtle details, etc. is what I feel makes both humans and GPT-4 generally intelligent.