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it would probably be a good rewrite. machines confronting people to situations and puzzle to solve, train them in specials rooms, then wiring their brains to re
by bsaul 4y ago
it would probably be a good rewrite. machines confronting people to situations and puzzle to solve, train them in specials rooms, then wiring their brains to real-world machines..
I imagine today's people will understand it
- bee_rider 4y agoI really expected the answer to be that humans just screwed up the world too much, the machines were created to help us, and eventually decided the best way to help us did not necessarily require our consent. They even mention switching the simulation from a sort of garden-of-Eden because people reject too comfortable an environment. Human brain as a compute device… might make sense as an accelerator for certain communication or approximate spacial reasoning tasks?
- nextaccountic 4y agoThis is kind of the reverse of the plot of the Talos Principle