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so in this view I'll ask (with a nod towards Fermi of course)... just where are all these AIs you speak of? wouldn't these AIs begin to contact and perhaps bat
by cubano 5y ago
so in this view I'll ask (with a nod towards Fermi of course)... just where are all these AIs you speak of?
wouldn't these AIs begin to contact and perhaps battle with each other? certainly it seems to me, there would be some tell-tale sign left over from the expected millions of AIs, right?
now of course, it's impossible to tell what super intelligent AIs would choose to do... but I do feel that an extension of Fermi's paradox would be needed with your comment.
- koheripbal 5y agoI do not think we would witness AIs contacting one another. It's also not clear what them battling one another would look like. Maybe we do see them, and simply mistake them for natural phenomenon. The timescales at which they operate in the inter-galactic voids are also light-speed limited, so perhaps we wouldn't even notice a battle as we exist in the million years between blows.