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> and to somehow effectively print a new breed of human? If we can't do it manually ourselves what would make an AI that learns on already stablished facts/tec
by lm28469 4y ago
> and to somehow effectively print a new breed of human?
If we can't do it manually ourselves what would make an AI that learns on already stablished facts/technique able to do it ?
I feel like most people project way to far into the realm of complete sci-fi when it comes to AI. It makes me think of people imagining flying cities and flying cars "in he year 2000"
- LouisSayers 4y ago> If we can't do it manually ourselves Because this is what computers are good at - crunching large volumes of data and with the latest machine learning, being able to utilise patterns in data to combine them in novel ways. And we do already do this ourselves in biology - it's called genetic engineering...