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Possibly, but also possible you are prematurely overestimating the constraints and limiting the abilities and knowledge of a civilisation presumably hundreds of
by mellosouls 7y ago
Possibly, but also possible you are prematurely overestimating the constraints and limiting the abilities and knowledge of a civilisation presumably hundreds of years ahead of us at a minimum.
Countering your other reply, I acknowledge physics limitations like the maximum speed are unlikely to change, but see no reason for similar constraints on progress in self-replicating intelligence (apart from our current understanding of technologies involved like AI, which IMO is vastly overhyped).
By "machine intelligence", I meant AI (a term I don't like), but see no reason why it should be constrained to metal chips and boxes as it might be using our current technology.