From: Philip Sutton
Does anyone have an up-to-date fix on how much computation occurs
(if any) within-cells (as opposed to the traditional neural net
level) that
are part of biolgical brain systems? especially in the case of
animals that have a premium placed on the number of
Philip Sutton wrote:
Does anyone have an up-to-date fix on how much computation occurs (if
any) within-cells (as opposed to the traditional neural net level) that
are part of biolgical brain systems? especially in the case
of animals that have a premium placed on the number of neurones
From: Eliezer S. Yudkowsky [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Abstract:
Neurons carry out the many operations that extract meaningful
information from sensory receptor arrays at the organisms periphery
and translate these into action, imagery and memory. Within todays
dominant computational paradigm, these
YKY wrote:
I agree that uploading is not easy. Notice that your idea
of recursive self-improvement being able to work wonders
may also be very much hyped =) Intuitively I guess the
rate of RSI might be roughly inversely proportional to
the complexity of the task...
About recursive
John --
I guess you're right -- in a finite universe, notions like intelligence
and science ultimately only have meaning relative to some context
For instance, to define intelligence using computation theory (via Marcus
Hutter's AIXI work or any other approach), one needs to assume some
From: Ben Goertzel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
YKY wrote:
I agree that uploading is not easy. Notice that your idea
of recursive self-improvement being able to work wonders
may also be very much hyped =) Intuitively I guess the
rate of RSI might be roughly inversely proportional to
the complexity of
From: Ben Goertzel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I agree with you that there will be no limits to the
above 2 processes. What I'm skeptical about is how do
we exploit this possibility. I cannot imagine how an
AI can impose (can't think of better word) a morality
on all human beings on earth, even given
