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Somebody show this to
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this all sounds like something an advanced AI would say though...
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I do hope you win the Nobel Prize for the Blank Slate one day, but you may simultaneously win some kind of Raspberry Award for your AI thinking. The article, as some say, is not even wrong.
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Agree 100%. So, many of these bullet points seem like straw men. What public intellectual or scientist has expressed concern about a Terminator type scenario?
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The whole impending Singularity was a fad a few years ago
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I think the timing is really secondary to the fact that IT IS coming. Whether it's 20 years out or 100 doesn't change how profound it may be or the need for policy and planning now.
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The problem isn't that we don't understand AI, but that we don't understand I. All I is AI.
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Listening to Sam Harris opine about the dangers of AI, reminds me of fundamentalist Christians worrying about the effects of Satan in American politics
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Much in the article rings true. Where's our sheets of graphene? Thorium powered engines? HOVERBOARDS????pic.twitter.com/rpqIXMSoWe
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Hofstadter has been saying the same thing (and very articulately) for years.
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AI is exciting, already we are seeing huge shifts in how AI integrates in our lives. Enjoying how AI is evolving engineering means some very interesting shifts in technology in our near future.
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Moore's Law is just a snippet of what is going on. Exponential growth from simple to complex things is real. It applies not only to computers, but to all informational processes, human civilization, biology and the forming of the cosmos. And it won't be stopped by Brooks opinion.
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...vacuum tubes reached a limit and the paradigm jumped to transistors, the next paradigm-shift will happen soon. While the overall processes is continuing to make things exponentially smaller and more complex. Physics allows for this to go on for at least another 600 years.
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When are we going to automate teachers?
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It’s already happening in China.
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Well, google CAN answer all of these questions, using AI.pic.twitter.com/sfMNYIDGdC
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I am certain that Simon Newcomb, lord Kelvin or some other clever guy of the 19th century similarly debunked 7 or 17 errors of the heavier-than-air-flight hype.
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