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The point made is the silicon-hydrogen bonds are much weaker than carbon hydrogen bonds. This seems to, at the very least, discount silicon as a drop-in replac
by rocqua 10y ago
The point made is the silicon-hydrogen bonds are much weaker than carbon hydrogen bonds.
This seems to, at the very least, discount silicon as a drop-in replacement for carbon.
- colordrops 10y agoSo do we expect AGIs to be built on architectures that require silicon hydrogen bonds?