As conscious subjects, we are extremely biased to believe that we owe our capabilities and our understanding of the world to our own individual intelligence. When in fact, we can do very little and we know very little on our own. It's collective intelligence all the way.
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Exactly! Individualism is predicated on those sort of false assumptions. That perspective causes so much harm
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Why make your argument depend on denigrating hunter-gatherer kids (did you study them)? What does ‘optimization’ mean here: ‘optimizing' what?
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Hi François, I love these tweets. You might like my essay on how an individual exists in a web of relations and is never fully autonomous.https://twitter.com/Abebab/status/850312887402975233 …
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I see what you are coming from but it is another scale/cohesion level
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If we could have human-level AI running in a Raspberry Pi, what could simulation and genetic algorithms do in a supercomputer? The strong limits for AI are in the qualitative of general intelligence not in the quantitative. That's why outsiders get scared with Moore's law and AI
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Related: We will probably achieve human-level AI by 2029 according to some metrics, but not according to other missing metrics that make the difference, and it will be disappointing, e.g. no robot surgeons, sorry.https://youtu.be/JiXVMZTyZRw?t=10m3s …
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One day in looking back AI will ask itself, would it even consider creating a biological life capable of consciousness when it was learning tic-tac-toe.
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A _single_ intelligent agent is a ridiculous idea indeed. At least nature screams so.
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Some big shots propose learning in humans is unsupervised. They site the example of how a child learns. What an over simplification!! By that logic we should never require teachers, friends, society to teach us anything.
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