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What’s your argument?
by torbTurret 5y ago
What’s your argument?
- neom 5y agoI hope I didn't come off like I think know anything about this field, because I don't. A friend who use to work for openai (Jack Clark) and I spend some time once discussing over beers some stuff around general purpose AI, and I proposed that I believe quantum is a dark horse on the road to general purpose AI, and he disagreed.
- stavros 5y agoSounds like a fun debate to me.
- netizen-936824 5y agoI think the person you're replying to is asking for your specific argument. As in what exactly do you think is the advantage gained by quantum computing and why is it important.
- torbTurret 5y agoYeah I have no horse in this race, just curious of your viewpoint as someone who works in the field!
- neom 5y agoWell, as weird as it is, I took the approach of AI itself deciding it wants to utilize quantum computing to, itself, realize a more generalized intelligence. I like Nick Bostrom so that should give you a sense of the direction I come at this stuff from. My understanding is that quantum computing is quite good around combinatoric challenges, as we're not to shabby there...I was thinking it would be helpful.. anyway, it would take a long time to explain the conversation but generally my thought was that AI operating classically will probably want to outsource some of that thinking, especially probabilistic.... it's "future thought" if you will, to something more like QC.
- ummonk 5y agoYeah he's right, you're wrong.