Which will happen first? Artificial cell-like tech or artificial brain-like tech? By cell-like tech, I mean self-manufacturing, self-maintaining macrorobots made of trillions of coordinated nanorobots.
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Do you think that AI will come in the next 50 years? Next century? More?
Absolutely no idea. One thing is sure: not soon. When it gets a lot closer, we'll be able to determine a time estimate.
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And do you think that "one day" a big revolution will allowed us to develop an AI or that many research on the long term (on different horizon) are the way to achieve it?
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No you won't. AGI will appear suddenly, fully formed, and take the world by surprise. There will be no ramping up via incremental advances culminating in AGI. There will be a before and there will be an after. Boom!
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I should add that the idea that incremental progress can lead to intelligent systems of arbitrarily high complexity is 100% bogus. It's a Darwinist idea. It's stupid.
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