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This is like being in 1200 and asking "how far we are from flying like birds". One very important lesson I learned while talking with a physics professor, is t
by jokoon 2y ago
This is like being in 1200 and asking "how far we are from flying like birds".
One very important lesson I learned while talking with a physics professor, is that often, breakthrough in science are made either by chance, or because of things in other fields.
I'll repeat that same complaint: study cognitive science, neuroscience, and psychology, and have more multi-domain/epistemology stuff about a definition of intelligence, and ask broader questions, especially in the realm of evolution. STOP testing ML models on GPUs.
- klipklop 2y agoThings seem to be speeding up though. Look at the short period of time we went from flying a basic plane to landing on the moon. It was not hundreds of years between those two events. Perhaps as human population grows the "by chance" part increases/improves? More humans means more scientific die rolls. But yeah who knows if we will stumble upon the solution to AGI next week or in 1000 years.