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There’s a guaranteed path to AGI, but it’s blocked behind computational complexity. Finding an efficient algorithm to simulate Quantum Mechanics should be top p
by moktonar 10mo ago
There’s a guaranteed path to AGI, but it’s blocked behind computational complexity. Finding an efficient algorithm to simulate Quantum Mechanics should be top priority for those seeking AGI. A more promising way around it is using Quantum Computing, but we’ll have to wait for that to become good enough..
- themafia 10mo agoRequired energy density at the necessary scale will be your next hurdle.
- moktonar 10mo agoOnce you have the efficient algorithm you approximate asymptotically with the energy you have, of course you can’t obtain the same precision
- themafia 10mo agoOr speed. I think Frank Herbert was on to something in Dune. The energy efficiency of the human brain is hard to beat. Perhaps we should invest in discovering "spice." I think it might be more worthwhile. Okay, enough eggnog and posting.
- legulere 10mo agoHow would simulating quantum mechanics help with AGI?
- nddkkfkf 10mo agoObviously, quantum supremacy is semiologically orthogonal to AGI (Artificial General Inteligence) ontological recursive synapses... this is trivial.
- nddkkfkf 10mo agonow buy the stock
- moktonar 10mo agoBy simulating it
- fsmv 10mo agoMy guess is they believe in the Penrose idea that consciousness has something to do with quantum mechanics
- lxgr 10mo agoThat would arguably not be artificial intelligence, but rather simulated natural intelligence. It also seems orders of magnitude less resource efficient than higher-level approaches.