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To be honest the second is not a good case at all, reproducing is not something we control, we kinda just go with the flow, maybe we can twitch some little things when we’re lucky but it’s more biology making us than the other way around isn’t it?
You’re right by saying we are be able to make things work even if we don’t truly understand what’s going on under the hood. I guess cooking is a good mundane example. And I feel this is what they’re trying to to with AI, like if they were trying to make AGI like if it was a loaf of bread “just a couple of petabytes more and AGI will leaven, let me cook bro”.
I just think this specific field of knowledge needs something more than limitless injection of capital providing infinite computing power to process all stolen data humans can put together, maybe a philosophical approach less similar to a 60s-fashion space race or Third Reich experiments on human
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When will there be AI superintelligence?@evan@cosocial.ca @davep@infosec.exchange not magic but thanks to processes we don’t completely understand, let alone replicate
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So basically you’re an anthropomorphic green flag