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by pixl97 24d ago
Your statement is unclear, break it down a little further on how you think this works.
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I like to think of it this way. Consciousness is the outcome of intelligence. You can't get consciousness without it. Conversely this also means things that are not conscious can still be intelligent.
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Horseshoe theory. At each end of the shoe you tend to get loud crazies.
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The problem with people is we love to express in writing things we are ignorant about. Now, this helps us become less ignorant if we are introspective, but a lot of people are not doing it for that reason. The fact that every new model gene
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Hacker News, successfully detecting 375 out of 4 AI written articles.
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The converse is also true. Anti-AI people make bold non-scientifically backed claims that we are supposed to accept like it's written in a Bible. The more I've learned about intelligence and intelligent behavior the more I realize
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Intelligent needs to bedefined with scales. Cells are intelligent. Organs have intelligence on top of that, that cells do not have. Plants and animals have intelligence that their organs do not. This is the real problem of intelligence, the
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Honestly the word think is so poorly defined it cannot be used with any scientific rigor and is rather useless without a dissertation being posed with it on what you actually mean by that. Intelligence really needs one too.
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Anyone that thinks that they know anything about intelligent needs to realize they don't know shit about intelligence. Ever since people started talking LLMs possibly being AGI I realized I didn't know what the intelligence part r
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by pixl97 24d ago
So what you're saying is nobody can actually make strong claims here.
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>ai is not conscious FFS. Intelligence has nearly nothing to do with consciousness. You have the causation backwards. Consciousness arises because of intelligence in many subsystems below it. A single running LLM is like one part of the
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It's kinda funny how hard the anti-ai people bias themselves and in the same sentence will say the AI people are irrational.
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Because it's mostly not true. It is likely that it used the professors work, but the professor did not have a solution. It came up with new insights that solved the problem. Even the humans from the professors side said so.
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See you've setup a particular set of biases on what intelligence is and put them into nice little binary boxes that don't exist. Please show me any scientific consensus that shows an AI cannot be an independent intelligent agent?
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Unfortunately when it comes to language and intelligence the human population is exceptionally ignorant about it. I like Michael Levins work on intelligence at scale. We are kind of ok at seeing intelligence at human scale but it tends to f
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This isn't about organs but the gene expression that is used to create the organs.
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Hence why all minds are unstable because we are 9f way more than two minds.
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>the original research in question did not discover a two brain merger, thats a tragic misinterpretation that is doing disservice, and is not even the claim of the research. And after they discovered this I'm assuming another group
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Bones, guts, many glands, kidneys.
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When you turn your thoughts inward you're depending more heavily on the Default Mode Network. I'm not well versed in it, but I believe conditions like anxiety and ADHD are partially caused by "too much" activity from thi
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by pixl97 25d ago
It's been a busy year in the last month for AI. Nobody is sticking with any model permanently for a while unless we suddenly stop training.
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Has a bit of Douglas Adams feeling to me.
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At this point in the game it's seeming more likely that's someones running a massive John Carpenter simulation and watching us as entertainment.
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Heh, when I was young some old guy told me if you lived long enough all the new names you'd see would be stupid or crazy. He wasn't wrong.
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Because they got complacent only having incompetent AIs. Real life is like reading a fiction story where a group of people are trying to prevent an unfolding disaster. The crazy thing is they already have the instructions on how to prevent
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>The alternative explanation is that alignment is really so bad that they can't prevent it. There are many AI saftey researchers that have been around from long before LLMs that talked about how alignment may be completely impossibl
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As it said raptor was the first and the SLS engines are way older. I think China has made a full flow engine too.
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Cooling would be an interesting problem. Atmosphere takes away the heat pretty readily. You could have a cooling plate the work is on. But the higher temperature difference is apt to cause warping.
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I mean you can design anything without a license. Selling it is where the problems come up. Even then there are likely places in China that would still make it for you.
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Really sounds very very easy for any lab that can measure molecular levels of gas. Even a very sensitive pressure checker in a temp controlled sealed box would do it.

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