anonaoeu

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   by anonaoeu 10y ago

   I find binary the easiest. You can get to 2^10 = 1024 easily.
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   by anonaoeu 11y ago

   Not only vice profits - we could also funnel the 10s (100s?) of billions spent on the drug war each year into the same.
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   by anonaoeu 11y ago

   Sure it would. It just wouldn't be friendly to you.
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   by anonaoeu 11y ago

   If an AI has any motivation at all, say, to make paperclips as efficiently as possible, then any threat to its existence is a threat to its objective function - namely, to create paperclips. A hyper-intelligent entity who is instructed to o
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   by anonaoeu 11y ago

   Facebook's Go engine is not remotely close to competing with AlphaGo. In fact, it's about comparable to the pre-existing top Go programs; the only newsworthy thing about it is that it's from Facebook and it uses neural nets.
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   by anonaoeu 11y ago

   Especially in the most respected journals.
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   by anonaoeu 11y ago

   Absolutely. My favorite book is "Algorithms" by S. Dasgupta, C.H. Papadimitriou, and U.V. Vazirani.
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   by anonaoeu 11y ago

   I doubt that their system would be able to recognize programmers if their training samples in C and their test samples are in Haskell.