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Is there a TL;DR version? Even the preface and introduction feel unnecessarily long. I also think some statements are plainly incorrect. For example "humanity
by wslh 1y ago
Is there a TL;DR version? Even the preface and introduction feel unnecessarily long.
I also think some statements are plainly incorrect. For example "humanity is already collectively superintelligent" in Chapter 10. The term superintelligence isn't one we have a shared definition for, but it's usually understood as an intelligence that surpasses all prior forms of intelligence(s), not one that merely aggregates them. In that sense, superintelligence could represent a qualitatively new level of cognition limited only by the physical computational capacity of the universe. Once you have a superintelligent entity you can imagine a future one surpassing it.
- tim333 1y agoThere's a bit on Amazon https://www.amazon.co.uk/What-Intelligence-Evolution-Computing-Antikythera/dp/0262049953 https://www.amazon.co.uk/What-Intelligence-Evolution-Computi...