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But why is the next step quantum? And why is this the final step?
by Teever 4y ago
But why is the next step quantum? And why is this the final step?
- tarboreus 4y agoBecause we don't understand quantum physics, and we don't understand the brain. I don't think we know if it's the final step. There could be wizard jelly or something at the bottom.
- marginalia_nu 4y agoQuantum physics is fairly well understood. Perhaps not among laymen, but that's mostly due to pedagogical challenges, which is why a lot of the discourse seems to be stuck approaching it as though we were living nearly 100 years into the past.
- chaxor 4y agoPeople don't understand quantum physics. People also don't understand AGI. Therefore it's obvious that they're related. So it seems clear that AGI will be solved with the help of quantum physics. My aunt Mildred is a very well renown academic and has written much on this topic. She unfortunately is also not well understood. So it seems quite clear - perhaps obvious - that AGI will be solved by applying some Mildred.