Instead of masturbating with multiple AIs, how about you have sex with multiple girls ?
On Saturday, 5 April 2025 at 22:59:27 UTC+3 John Clark wrote: > *For the last few days I've been studying the following website, there's a > lot to take in but I strongly recommend you read it, you'd be hard pressed > to find a better use for your time:* > > *AI 2027* <https://ai-2027.com/?ending=slowdown#section-slowdown-0> > > *It's a detailed month by month forecast of what we can expect in the > field of AI over the next four years or so and was written by some of the > best tech prognosticators in the field. They provide a brief summary of > their findings:* > > *"**We predict that the impact of superhuman AI over the next decade will > be enormous, exceeding that of the Industrial Revolution. We predict that > A.I.s will continue to improve to the point where they’re fully autonomous > agents that are better than humans at everything by the end of 2027 or so. > **In > early 2027, if current trends hold, A.I. will be a superhuman coder. Then, > by mid-2027, it will be a superhuman A.I. researcher — an autonomous agent > that can oversee teams of A.I. coders and make new discoveries. Then, in > late 2027 or early 2028, it will become a superintelligent A.I. researcher > — a machine intelligence that knows more than we do about building advanced > A.I., and can automate its own research and development, essentially > building smarter versions of itself. From there it’s a short hop to > artificial superintelligence, or A.S.I., at which point all bets are off."* > > *They divide AI abilities into 3 categories, currently existing, emerging > tech, and science fiction. Interestingly they predicted all but one of the > things in the science fiction category will move into the currently > existing category by 2035, most of them before 2029, the one exception is > "Dyson spheres capture a significant portion of the sun's energy", it will > only be in the "emerging tech" category in 2035. The authors think that the > world is going to be changing even faster than what Ray Kurzweil believes, > and I think they're probably right, yes sometimes it seems ridiculously > fast but that is the nature of exponential growth. Other things in the > "science-fiction category" are listed below and the dates when we can > expect to see them move to the "existing technology" category:* > > > *AIs are better than even the best human at everything that doesn't > require a body (November 2027)* > > *Humanoid robots that are actually useful (June 2028) * > > *AI is able to become a superhuman computer hacker (June 2028) * > > *AI discovers a cure for cancer (December 2028)* > > *A fully self-sufficient robot economy (December 2028)* > > *AI can make mosquito sized killer drones (December 2028)* > > *AI finds a cure for aging (between October and December 2028)* > > *AI successfully uploads a human brain (between October and December 2028)* > > *Drexler style autonomous replicating nanobots (December 2035)* > > *AI has the capability of producing biosphere destroying Mirror Life > <https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.ads9158> (December 2035)* > > * John K Clark See what's on my new list at Extropolis > <https://groups.google.com/g/extropolis>* > wit > > > > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Everything List" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/everything-list/a2768087-5855-4065-bf55-69783d39bb3fn%40googlegroups.com.
