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> The point is that being "baked in" is something machines lack which biological intelligences possess. I’d say it’s the exact opposite: A freshly born CPU is
by runeks 9y ago
> The point is that being "baked in" is something machines lack which biological intelligences possess.
I’d say it’s the exact opposite: A freshly born CPU is as a capable as it will ever be. The problem is that it never learns anything new, as opposed to biological organisms which continuously adapt to their environment.
- xapata 9y agoOnce the CPU runs a chip factory, it'll be able to adapt in a sense.