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> many unpromising and time-consuming branches of the search tree are screened off Imagine if we networked absolutely everything so that no AI ever recomputed
by bcjdjsndon 4mo ago
> many unpromising and time-consuming branches of the search tree are screened off
Imagine if we networked absolutely everything so that no AI ever recomputed the same thing twice and they all shared a literal global cache
- alexpotato 4mo agoBack in the late 1990s, there were concerns that having a globally networked human population would lead to some kind of monolithic view of the world. e.g. if we all went to the same new website, we would all start to think the same. It's fascinating to me that the opposite happened. e.g. your Twitter feed is different than my Twitter feed etc. Probably explains the growing divisions due to echo chambers etc. Would be interesting to see both models tried out with the AIs.
- bcjdjsndon 4mo ago> would lead to some kind of monolithic view of the world. Geography always matters
- forshaper 4mo agoIdk, seeing American academic & media ideologies proliferate in more educated groups in Southeast Asia lead me to think it's happening, albeit slowly.
- bcjdjsndon 4mo agoWed have to speak a single language to have a single culture
- bcjdjsndon 4mo agoPlus the natural tendency if societies is to split.... People always disagree with each other, probably as an evolutionary advantage if you think about it. If we keep fighting with each other it's actually speeding up evolution