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We can't. I'll explain why very simply. The vision of AI and the vision of Virtual Reality all existed well before the technology. We envisioned humanoid robot
by ivape 1y ago
We can't.
I'll explain why very simply. The vision of AI and the vision of Virtual Reality all existed well before the technology. We envisioned humanoid robots well before we ever had a chance of making them. We also envisioned an all-knowing AI well before we had our current technology. We will continue to envision the end-state because it is the most natural conclusion. No human can not not imagine the inevitable. That every human, technical or not, has the capacity to fully imagine this future, which means the entirety of the human race will be directed to this forgone conclusion.
Like God and Death (and taxes). shrugs
Smith: It is inevitable Mr. Anderson
- Nullabillity 1y agoWe don't have to build the torment nexus.
- yupitsme123 1y agoSome marketer decided to call this stuff AI precisely because they wanted to make the connection to those grand visions that you're talking about. If instead we called them what they are, Large Language Models, would you still say that they were hurtling inevitably towards Generalized Intelligence?
- ivape 1y agoYeah.
- yupitsme123 1y agoWhy? How do LLMs amd diffusion models relate to the "vision of AI and the vision of Virtual Reality"
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