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Nevermind evil; malice is too ambitious of a goal! Incompetence is more likely to dominate. A question that's 100x more important is would you manage to even f
by read 13y ago
Nevermind evil; malice is too ambitious of a goal! Incompetence is more likely to dominate.
A question that's 100x more important is would you manage to even finish the project? Big projects like that suffer notoriously from mismanagement that the chances of them succeeding could be as low as inversely proportional to their funding. A startup with 1/100th the funding has more chances of getting something useful working.
Vicarious with $15M funding for example has better odds at getting to the root of what you need to build a functional brain that doesn't involve such a supercomputer.
http://vicarious.com http://vicarious.com
- wellboy 13y agoIt doesn't matter if "this" project will succeed. This development is unstoppable, because there will be hundreds of projects and mad scientists trying to create human consciousness in machines. As soon as there is a tangible goal to attain where no one has ever been before, people tend to become unstoppable :)
- pyre 13y agoI'm still waiting for my anti-gravity. ;-)