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I was waiting for that :). Let's put it out at billions of generations for pre-human evolution. Point stands. I computer will do millions of simulations in a d
by Gustomaximus 7y ago
I was waiting for that :). Let's put it out at billions of generations for pre-human evolution.
Point stands. I computer will do millions of simulations in a day. And be done across a population far greater than historic evolution.
Doesn't take long to get billions of learning events. On top of which evolution pre-intelligence (as a very loose term) was somewhat random, where our systems are starting from a much more evolved position that does take advantage of existing evolution as much as humans do.
- beerandt 7y agoNot really- a single base-pair can change the entire tertiary structure of a protein. Which is something computers are not great at predicting. Depending on how you calculate it, 1 "cycle" of life can be worth trillions^2 or more cpu cycles. It's a meaningless comparison, as presented.