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Each instance of an AI only has to do it once, which is an important distinction, but still relevant. E.g. once we get to the point where a human-level housekee
by marvin 10y ago
Each instance of an AI only has to do it once, which is an important distinction, but still relevant. E.g. once we get to the point where a human-level housekeeping robot is possible, you don't have to wait 10 years after purchasing it for it to do useful things in your house :)
- wubbfindel 10y agoIf an AI is duplicated, so that a new instance is created (pro-creation), then surely the new instance already knows what the parent instance learnt?