[agi] Re: omg! so that's whats going on.

wait, Alan has a motto signature under his posts, you have used the forum mode therefore, no? > Clowns feed off of funny money; Funny money comes from the FED so NO FED -> NO CLOWNS!!! Powers are not rights. -- Artificial General Intelligence List: AGI

[agi] Re: omg! so that's whats going on.

I think it works just as well in e-mail format if you have an e-mail client that sorts replies into threads.  (And if you don't ... why don't you?) -- Artificial General Intelligence List: AGI Permalink:

[agi] Re: A comparison between dolphin sounds and neuron signals

Actually you wouldn't need many dolphin nearby, 3 agents can do a lot by adding their knowledge/arms together. A team of signals/actions is simply the same thing; they are splitting up tasks of the same goal, or weigh if pull a rope, or move in the same direction, or judge on the same question

[agi] AGI questions

Share your questions here. Here's mine for now. OpenAI shows their 'net' can work for vision, text, and motor, like the brain does. It is therefore agnostic to the data type, like the brain is. But how does vision and text translate? Yes, they both have frequencies, similar synonyms,

[agi] Re: A comparison between dolphin sounds and neuron signals

A brain uses a distributed transmission function to make decisions using a large bag of context covering all domains once large enough. And so do a team of humans where each brain is functioning as a node/neuron. When a human speaks/writes in ex. English and another human hears/reads his

[agi] Re: Mathematical Model of Intuition

A mathematical model of telepathic intuition? -- Artificial General Intelligence List: AGI Permalink: https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/Tdc10d1af6ac7971e-M76b386652a733fcfd8b13273 Delivery options: https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/subscription

[agi] A comparison between dolphin sounds and neuron signals

What is the next best thing to telepathy? -- Artificial General Intelligence List: AGI Permalink: https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/Te5067e2e110c2303-M74f5a7cf1a652811909a91d6 Delivery options:

[agi] Re: omg! so that's whats going on.

lol -- Artificial General Intelligence List: AGI Permalink: https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/Tbca4bfcd62ee0c7b-M298acef08311362bfa5cfe27 Delivery options: https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/subscription

[agi] omg! so that's whats going on.

I just realized that the mail archives is not functioning like a traditional mail archives these days but is presentinting threads as forum posts... So that's why old-school e-mail users like me are so confused by these little "mee tooo!!" posts that keep showing up... They're supposed to be read

Re: [agi] Escaping learned hopelessness.

If someone does come up with a model close to the KC of AGI, throw a few bits towards the human condition. Think first, then code. Unfortunately, often we code, seek funding, then think. Think it all the way through that is... but it's a journey and someone else will code and seek the funding

Re: [agi] Escaping learned hopelessness.

There's 'experts' here, but talk more about AGI, not ramblingsas many above just did again. Doing so outweighs all other anomalies completely like uncommon swear words or misjifs. -- Artificial General Intelligence List: AGI Permalink:

Re: [agi] Re: AGI speedrun continues

No, to my knowledge the Winograd challenge has not been solved (at least, not to the point of a program getting correct answers on all the sentences in a test set).  The only other hobbyist/independent researcher that I've seen openly working on it is Don Patrick, who describes his approach and

Re: [agi] Escaping learned hopelessness.

Hey Alan look on the bright side, if you're still a virgin that means you could become a Carthusian monk! What was that song? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJUhlRoBL8M -- Artificial General Intelligence List: AGI Permalink:

Re: [agi] Escaping learned hopelessness.

I was going to respond to Alan (and by implication any INCEL) along the lines Matt just did, suggesting an exercise regimen as an urgent priority. He knows whereof he speaks. Hind brains control reproductive priorities and are largely geared toward the paleolithic. This applies to women just as

Re: [agi] Escaping learned hopelessness.

FYI, regarding that isolation video, this is the effort that I personally have to go through to clear my mind to think about things like mathematical intuition, like yesterday: Drive an hour to get to a location (undisclosed in Hudson Valley, NY). Hike about 2 hours in isolation. Analyze

Re: [agi] Escaping learned hopelessness.

When I taught computer science a few years ago at Florida Tech, both students and faculty were 90% male. The encode.su data compression forum where I was active for many years is even more male dominated, although I don't know for sure because many of the members go by pseudonyms, possibly to hide

[agi] Re: Mathematical Model of Intuition

Then also researchers who test the boundaries of traditional creative synthesis, not just engineeringly, and applied contemporarily to science and engineering, openly, that's where the good stuff is IMO. But we all exist in the human condition so.. have to deal with those issues.

[agi] Re: Mathematical Model of Intuition

Science tradition goes back centuries. Software, decades. AGI is mainly software IMO. and math. Scientists want to make a name for themselves traditionally. Hence, the log jam. The development of the internet was unbridled optimism, generational, and gave hope to many who were hopeless, stuck

[agi] Mathematical Model of Intuition

While all you wuss puppies are arguing about who's racist and who's not I've been coming up with a mathematical model of intuition. But then again maybe I'm not a "serious researcher" so... why should I share? Definitely not a traditional researcher, and maybe some traditions are holding

Re: [agi] Escaping learned hopelessness.

On Wednesday, February 19, 2020, at 5:28 AM, Nanograte Knowledge Technologies wrote: > Oh dear! From naughty list to blacklist in one go. I'm going to leave you > persons to it. There's no value left here for serious researchers. It could > potentially harm our reputations, business prospects,

Re: [agi] Escaping learned hopelessness.

Oh dear! From naughty list to blacklist in one go. I'm going to leave you persons to it. There's no value left here for serious researchers. It could potentially harm our reputations, business prospects, and careers to be associated with this list any further. #unsuscribenow