Going really far out here, but if we were able to model how a given child views the world, we'd theoretically be able to model how a given adult views it. We co

Going really far out here, but if we were able to model how a given child views the world, we'd theoretically be able to model how a given adult views it. We could then query that model and it would respond as that adult. Bam, copied human. Likewise, if the new job of a game writer is to develop the "persona" of a video game character rather than write the character's dialogue, what if someone just dropped the video game angle and described themselves in excruciating detail and included all of their writings in the input? You could copy yourself, just like that childhood diary blogger did. The true long term opportunity here is making a sufficiently competent model and then creating personas from influential people alive today to solve problems beyond their immediate area and lifetime. The long term cost of knowledge work is going to become 0 as our supply of intelligence becomes unbounded by number of brains on earth :)