Starglider wrote:
I have no wish to rehash the fairly futile and extremely disruptive
discussion of Loosemore's assertions that occurred on the SL4 mailing
list. I am willing to address the implicit questions/assumptions about my
own position.
You may not have noticed that at the end of my
My apologies for the duplication of my previous post; I thought my mail
client failed to send the original, but actually it just dropped the echo
from the server.
Matt Mahoney wrote:
Michael Wilson wrote:
Hybrid approaches (e.g. what Ben's probably envisioning) are almost certainly
better than
The last I heard, computers are spied upon because of the language the
computer is generating. Why would the government care about the guy
that picks up garbage?
Richard Loosemore wrote, Wed, Oct 25, 2006:
The word trapdoor is a reference to trapdoor algorithms that allow
computers to be spied
- Original Message
From: Starglider [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, October 25, 2006 2:32:27 PM
Subject: Re: [singularity] Defining the Singularity
All AGIs implemented on general purpose computers will have access to
'conventional computing capability'
