On Mon, Nov 2, 2015 at 11:17 AM, Steve Richfield <[email protected]>
wrote:

> Ben,
>
> On Sun, Nov 1, 2015 at 10:29 PM, Ben Goertzel <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> On Mon, Nov 2, 2015 at 2:36 PM, Steve Richfield <
>> [email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>> Ben,
>>>
>>> >  If the OpenCog design is basically right, then still we have maybe
>>> 200-300 human-years
>>>
>>
Hmm, wow, that seems like a pretty conservative estimate if we are talking
about individual humans, but I hope you manage to get accomplished what you
set out to do with that.

At first I thought you were saying 200-300 humanity years,
for my cosmist vision (robots colonizing Venus/Mars etc) it will likely
take at least centuries, likely millenia minimum,  so I'm hoping on
starting a tulku lineage, so can reincarnate and continue my work.  That is
one of my motivations for becoming a meditation instructor.

I know some things I might say seem rather far out, but if you're reading
this thanks.
I hope to make these "spiritual" things more accessible,  and a related
business model.
How much would a rich person pay to have their reincarnation found,
so they could pass on much of the inheritance to their future self?

Anyways in the slim chance that I am successful with my faith-based
approach,
and the more likely chance that we wont find a better way of soul-tracking,
I'm sure you'll be able to sign up for reincarnation identification
services cheap/free.



>
>>> Burdened at $200K/yr (a really small value) that works out to $40M-$60M,
>>>
>>
>>
>> But I can hire good C++ developers for US$7500/year all overheads
>> included, in our AI/robotics development office in Addis Ababa....  Costs
>> in, say, Chengdu are only double that.   No need to work in overpriced
>> places like Silicon Valley.
>>
>

Good stuff, certainly I believe taking advantage of global resources is a
great idea.
Addis Ababa and Chengdu are coincidentally near major earth grid nodes,
So I'm very happy to hear you have AGI programmers there. :-)
Karachi and Morocco might be good also.

But Linux has prevailed without selling out to big companies (and without
>> Torvalds getting insanely rich, for that matter).  And so may an OSS AGI
>> initiative, if things go well...
>>
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OSS/libreware is also good from the perspective that tulku might not work,
and may reincarnate into the 90+% of poor and underpriviliged,  so by
having it libreware can still participate in the project and reap it's
benefits, even if born in unfavourable circumstances.

One thing I wanted to make different from tibetan tulku style, is that it
is not mandatory to follow your former life path, giving the option to
pursue something new and different if you so choose in your future
incarnation.  I know the Dali Lama seems to be wanting to quit the job he's
been doing for centuries.

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Logan

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