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I just don't trust general, high level descriptions. People have been going at this goal for decades without much proveable success on general intelligence. S
by moxious 10y ago
I just don't trust general, high level descriptions. People have been going at this goal for decades without much proveable success on general intelligence. So when I read generalities I think they're not any further, just still trying. But when someone gives you a gory technical breakdown of a subproblem, that's when you know you've got something and they're serious.
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- causalmachine 10y agoSee alpha go.............,... SEPARATELY, the human brain calculates roughly 10^16 to 10^18 synaptic operations per second. (Exascale Computation) THIS DAY, artificial neural models calculate 10^14+ synaptic operations per second. BY EXTENSION, artificial cognitive models have reduced larger number of cognitive tasks, as time diverged, in tandem with enhanced parallelism. THUSLY, exascale artificial neural models are but likely by 2020. (Moore's Law) It requires not Einsteinian intellect, such that one observes the prior sequence.