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This is known as a "treacherous turn", a phenomenon I'm aware of. But I don't really see how that's relevant, my point is that a lack of physical grounding or p
by nmca 6y ago
This is known as a "treacherous turn", a phenomenon I'm aware of. But I don't really see how that's relevant, my point is that a lack of physical grounding or pragmatism can lead to spurious conclusions about the superintelligence that humans will very likely build in the not too distant future. It will be smart, but contain no infinities.
- thatguy0900 6y agoWhat if it was intelligent enough to continuously improve itself?
- cma 6y ago> It will be smart, but contain no infinities. We think we can say that from physics, but we don't know what we don't know.
- goatlover 6y agoComputational limits are already known from physics. But before any device can get close to those limits, there are likely practical ones in terms of cost and energy to construct such devices.