The offerings of the singularity arent infinite, but they do make us (as a
capable man that understands machines.) more powerful If someone develops
amazing a.i., it will change their life, but the difference is disregardable,
essentially the elements that make life worthwhile are not change
I don't know who I am and what I am how I got here or what but there is only
gears/physics, my atom, eye, skull, body, home, city, just a system of pipes.
There's no ghost I'm dead as dead. We only got what's here and nothing else.
And even if Mars has new physics, it's just more physics, there'
there could be a ghost, I think. Do u know why there couldnt be? Its of
the opinion that a ghost can be in anything, because a human can be alive and
active, but not be "watched" by something.
The ghost in the machine.
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So you're building not a computer, not a neuromorphic chip, but a real neuron,
but actually scaled large, and many of them (or only 1?). What are they made
of? Is it just a sponge from car washing with certain properties, maybe
aligning field domains?
Like I said it can be ultra faster and unlo
Its good youve got an experiment there, you need more. If you want to make
a brain or even just an ordinary computer, there is experiments to do. When it
comes to consciousness im not very interested because I think the robot without
the consciousness is the precursor to it, but besides..
https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn13656-ten-weirdest-computers/
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You could opt for light and mirrors.
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Maybe water with red dye to make it more 'fluid'.
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https://www.newscientist.com/article/dn17730-new-microprocessor-runs-on-thin-air/
<-this is excellent.
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It'd only be faster though. But may allow us to do more chemistry perhaps at
varying exponential combinations.
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Oh. Yes self-organizing paths happen. As in my movie you see paths do the magic
to be like Word2Vec. His chip would need A-Z nodes, then it'd open channels (to
build quantinized hierarchy) and spread energy as I showed. The winner
node/it's parent would then re-generate back down to predict Next
Colin Hales look here.
Brain-like functions emerging in a metallic nanowire network:
https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2019-12/nifm-bfe122219.php
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Is that like when 2 guys in the back of a trailer truck put on makeup and just
make up nothing's wrong? Or do we have morals coming out of our noses? Ah. If
you can't get off with your eyes shut, then how can you think you don't believe
in Consciousness!?
artificial plastic pneumatic neuron, but what is it actually doing - ppl only
see the specific function, not what the whole idea is.
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haHa!
Yes scientificly consciousness is undecidable, how do you know your not the
only one alive might as well be Jesus with everyone poking sticks at you?
So with the a.i. I suggest not worry about it and just get the thing acting
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Good questions to Colin Matt.
Show us his theory you read that says "needs consciousness" please?
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OC. Then you should call
>> it a pilot study, and not a proof of concept prototype. As long as we're
>> all empirically clear on that.
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>> *From:* Colin Hales
>> *Sent:* Thursday, 26 December 2019 00:20
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a marginal POC. Then you should call
> it a pilot study, and not a proof of concept prototype. As long as we're
> all empirically clear on that.
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Hey Colin Hales, what do you mean non computer artificial intelligence? Whats
wrong with using the computer?
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you should call it a
pilot study, and not a proof of concept prototype. As long as we're all
empirically clear on that.
From: Colin Hales
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I have won a
What are you building?? A huge chip? How big. And what algorithm? What will it
'do'? And, how can you see what happens in it? So lost. Why not generate a viz
on the computer showing its activity?
First of all, go to OpenAI's website and read the GPT-2 blog post, and try it
at TalkToTransformer.
I have won a grant to build proof--of-principle hardware at macroscopic
scales. 12 months. Basic 'computational unit', intrinsically adaptive. 1
million times scaled up so neuroscientists can hold it in their hands and
acclimatise themselves to how it maps to membrane activity and then AGI.
It's
yeh thats amazing, did you know youd beat the speed of light in less than 30
cogs. who wants to have a go??!?
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Like this one?
The BEAST lego gear train
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRotCBfz0K4
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Thats ok Keghn (about being "something completely different"), this forum
appears a little corpsed at the moment. :)
On cogs being bits -> if you use more than one encoder wheel, cogged together,
you can have an exponential amount of positions.
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Little off beat here. But AGI in my system uses pulses, just like spiked
nerves.
A variable capacitor or inductor could be used to get position when pulsed.
Like a 100,000 pulses for the lowest setting and a million for highest
position. That is
900,000 position on a encoder wheel.
On the o
Here, I lied by accident.
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Im talking more virtual robots here than real robots K. More like advanced
video games rather than real robots.
But on encoders-> I dont think you need angular feedback from motors in an
ideal sense, if something is obstructing its leg then it wont have the actual
position and it doesnt mak
Eight side rotary encoder.
+ 4 for the right side -4 for the other side.
I say hack out the rotor dial, third button in and old mouse and slap ti onto
your robot.
But if you not using feed back then you are using a stepper motor?
Feedback wold send a pules and then measure how much it mo
It's all tradeoffs. How many times do you hit that computation is it worth
putting in RAM if only a couple times.
For expensive computations just offload wirelessly to a server that's running
something like this:
https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/194146/intel-xeon-platinum-928
yeh that sounds like a good idea. put stuff in a table, dont need to process
it, if i call it twice. maybe there is more redundancy to programming than
commonly known?
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Back then a trick was to pre-compute into memory complicated calculations that
would be used repeatedly then subsequently simulate the computations by
accessing the memory. IOW use lookup tables, which I'm sure you're aware of.
Models and components can be put into lookup tables for optimization
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