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ganzuul
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ganzuul
2y ago
> An endless life is a meaningless life. A mere challenge to overcome.
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ganzuul
2y ago
Both GR and QM do things thermodynamics prohibits.
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ganzuul
2y ago
I have been thinking about local privacy preserving AI lately and stenography circumscribes much of the challenge. Having access to sensitive data means you have to limit access to a lot of tools. That’s how it would work in a privacy conte
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ganzuul
2y ago
QM and GR have informed a lot of them but there are others from e.g. computer science.
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ganzuul
2y ago
Darwinism was revolutionary for its time but we are kind of moving beyond it already.
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ganzuul
2y ago
Semantics, but might be important. As far as I am aware what you are describing is identity, while personality is something more robust. You identify with things in a relative manner and you do things in a personal way.
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ganzuul
2y ago
Humans use their multiply redundant brain power to align with absurd goals. We are simply hobbled by non-Star Trek culture.
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ganzuul
2y ago
That was a lot to take in. Inspiring.
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ganzuul
2y ago
> extremely stupid This is simply a test for if consciousness has infinite computational resources.
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ganzuul
2y ago
I guessed they had analyzed BirdNET data to detect statistical differences in bird sounds near different types of trees. But this is very cool too.
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ganzuul
2y ago
Do you mean that the people who are actually capable of solving these problems are also turned away by that label?
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ganzuul
2y ago
Oh, that explains it in Minecraft.
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ganzuul
2y ago
> He became friendly with the local tribespeople, who showed him ruins that archaeologists didn’t know existed. “They’ll take you to places—the last Westerner was some Roman guy,” he jokes. Makes you really stop and think.
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2y ago
The bad outcome can be yielded in a very short number of steps. If perceived and not acted upon, what is that? How long must it go on until we say "No, this is evil."?
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2y ago
Doing the right thing would be a lot cheaper in the long run because a lot of people have mental problems from diet issues. Subsidies for common allergens that become cheap filler is another part of the epidemic.
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2y ago
It's evil.
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ganzuul
2y ago
Are they dealing with complexity which isn't there in order to appear smarter?
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ganzuul
2y ago
Curious what that is. Some kind of AR physics simulation? I have been thinking about if the the compute could go right in cellphone towers but this would take it up a notch.
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ganzuul
2y ago
I have a wrench engineered specifically for that purpose. DIN standard and regulatory capture soon.
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2y ago
Meanwhile marketing made sure everything looked fine on the outside, still recruiting app developers to the platform they were planning on abandoning. Wasted 2 years on that bitter, bitter lesson followed by prolonged depression.
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Consciousness vs. the Ruliad – Stephen Wolfram Λ Donald Hoffman [video]
(youtube.com)
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ganzuul
2y ago
Cool concept!
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ganzuul
2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Treachery_of_Images Leads to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ontology Which compares everything to a self which we won't agree on, so it is expedient if we jus
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2y ago
People have been putting up signs on lamp posts saying "Jesus is coming" all my life. I'll just leave it at that.
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Well thank you for assuming my friend is smart, not stupid. 200 years ago you could predict that your life would be about exactly the same as your parents' life so you had a lot of shared experience which facilitated culture transfer f
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I don't think we will agree on a definition of AGI, nor should we. To me this is settled by freedom of religion being a universal human right. This is why the AGI in X years is such an interesting perspective. (And why I'm deeply
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Isn't Leonardo DaVinci famous for doing just that?
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Asked the smartest person I know and got a prediction of AGI in 1 to 2 centuries. This is basically a self-assessed IQ test.
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Flow claims it can 100x any CPU's power with its companion chip
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This one does feel like they threw some low bandwidth data at an LLM and expected magic... They would probably have more success predicting their health targets from the social media posts of their patients.
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