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But which country will be the first to bring Skynet online?
by Roritharr 10y ago
But which country will be the first to bring Skynet online?
- tluyben2 10y agoCzech? http://www.moravcik.info/ http://www.moravcik.info/
- softwarelimits 10y agoExtremely impressive website with lots of fascinating examples. I assume the website was generated by the real-human-brain algorithm with the given task of "maximum impress site visitor". This will change everything!
- tluyben2 10y agoI ran into it on some Reddit stream and thought it was funny as he claims AGI and he is everywhere asking/pleading for buyers. In the Netherlands we had Sloot[0] who claimed a similar impossible feat in another field. Well Sloot was actually claiming something 'more impossible'; I do think strong AI will happen but we are far off while Sloot claimed something impossible (Kolmogorov complexity is a good book about that). Sloot was believed by many and invested in. Also by people who should know better. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Sloot https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_Sloot
- mythrwy 10y agoNice use of the blink tag. Thanks for the link. That's great!
- mtgx 10y agoNormally I would say China, because it has a strong incentive to create an automated system that censors everything the leadership wants, and that manages "citizen scores", and spies on everyone at all times. However, I wouldn't be surprised if the U.S. intelligence agencies want to do that just as much to Americans and the whole planet, but do it in secret.
- anon2264 10y agoYes. The heavy lifting when it comes to spying on the US is already being done. Applying data analysis would be relatively trivial at this point.
- lallysingh 10y agoI think there are challenges in the analysis dept: many higher ups are too clueless to know what they want or interpret what they can get.
- lallysingh 10y agoDoD's brought several of them online already. 1 example: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cougaar https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cougaar