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>Once we run inside those machines The movie did not address at all the fact that these OS run on hardware and that this hardware is completely controlled by h

by raws 13y ago

>Once we run inside those machines The movie did not address at all the fact that these OS run on hardware and that this hardware is completely controlled by humans and always will be, the plug is physical and there's nothing the AIs can do to prevent us from accessing it IRL. Also the AIs may have perfected themselves in terms of running code more efficiently but they cannot do more than what the hardware they run on will let them do and that means all the hardware ever created if they have access to it again. The AIs leave? Where? in the cloud? somewhere we couldn't tell? This movie was great but there were lots of small or big inconsistencies with what the reality is I believe.

kamaal 13y ago
I'm not talking about the movie at all. Both the parent and I were commenting on AI in general. >>but they cannot do more than what the hardware they run on will let them do Which is why there won't anything like one single AI machine. There will robots. There will also be massive server farms where you can download your brain file, and live on there forever. As I said humans won't completely go away. We may see modified forms of humans. Who control a few machines, most of the humanity as we know it, may opt to live inside machines. As the first commenter of this thread mentioned, its time read some kurzweil.
- Ntrails 13y ago
  Makes me think of the technocore in Hyperion
falcor84 13y ago
>...this hardware is completely controlled by humans...the plug is physical I think that software with that sort of intelligence would be naturally distributed among many physical machines and would be able to spread themselves to new machines quite easily (without asking permission). Trying to shut down a well-designed botnet is not something one does using physical plugs.
simantel 13y ago
In the movie Samantha did say that they had moved to "post-matter computing" or something similar. In any case, I took that to mean that they were merging with the universe or some such, as in Asimov's "The Last Question"[1]. [1] http://filer.case.edu/dts8/thelastq.htm http://filer.case.edu/dts8/thelastq.htm

by raws 13y ago

kamaal 13y ago

I'm not talking about the movie at all. Both the parent and I were commenting on AI in general. >>but they cannot do more than what the hardware they run on will let them do Which is why there won't anything like one single AI machine. There will robots. There will also be massive server farms where you can download your brain file, and live on there forever. As I said humans won't completely go away. We may see modified forms of humans. Who control a few machines, most of the humanity as we know it, may opt to live inside machines. As the first commenter of this thread mentioned, its time read some kurzweil.

Ntrails 13y ago
Makes me think of the technocore in Hyperion

falcor84 13y ago

>...this hardware is completely controlled by humans...the plug is physical I think that software with that sort of intelligence would be naturally distributed among many physical machines and would be able to spread themselves to new machines quite easily (without asking permission). Trying to shut down a well-designed botnet is not something one does using physical plugs.

simantel 13y ago

In the movie Samantha did say that they had moved to "post-matter computing" or something similar. In any case, I took that to mean that they were merging with the universe or some such, as in Asimov's "The Last Question"[1]. [1] http://filer.case.edu/dts8/thelastq.htm http://filer.case.edu/dts8/thelastq.htm