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Wow, that is a thought I didn't have before. Thanks! Still, we wouldn't even know what real time is, or what the "x" is, rather, until after we have achieved A
by jacobush 7y ago
Wow, that is a thought I didn't have before. Thanks!
Still, we wouldn't even know what real time is, or what the "x" is, rather, until after we have achieved AGI. Also a mind bender.
- tlb 7y agoRight, we have no idea how much computation it takes. Discoveries usually start with a less efficient algorithm, and then the performance gradually improves once we know what it needs to do. We might need 1000x the compute power to discover something as it'll eventually need once we deploy it. So I'm a big fan of ridiculously fast hardware like this article describes.