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Tl;dr humans communicate at 10 bits per second. Machines communicate at a trillion bps. We don't communicate or synthesize information fast enough and this will
by siculars 10y ago
Tl;dr humans communicate at 10 bits per second. Machines communicate at a trillion bps. We don't communicate or synthesize information fast enough and this will, of course, be a problem. Also, ai autonomous driving will leave 12-15% of the world's population unemployed... so, uh, get ready for that.
- wavefunction 10y ago10bps sounds like a very naive estimation by someone with an agenda body posture or tone of voice alone must be many magnitudes higher
- CuriouslyC 10y agoWe might only communicate via words at 10 bits per second. We're constantly leaking _way_ more information than that in the form of cranial electromagnetic waves, gestures/body position, muscle tonus, facial expression, heart rate, blood flow, etc.
- pavelmelnichuk 10y agoYes, we process data visually much faster than the ten bits per second example
- visarga 10y ago> 10 bits per second In a space of millions of words and countless meaningful combinations, not just raw data without meaning. Computers communicate raw data. Humans communicate meaning. We don't know how to represent or compute meaning yet, that is the domain of deep learning (NLP and vision).
- cLeEOGPw 10y ago> humans communicate at 10 bits per second. This premise is false.