On 8/25/2022 1:00 PM, smitra wrote:
If intelligent life that's way more intelligent than insects gets
replaced by AI systems with insect level intelligence together with
all other life except microbes on a planet, then they are back where
biology was in the Cambrian era.
The fundamental
If intelligent life that's way more intelligent than insects gets
replaced by AI systems with insect level intelligence together with all
other life except microbes on a planet, then they are back where biology
was in the Cambrian era.
The fundamental issue is that intelligence creatures will
On 24-08-2022 19:41, John Clark wrote:
On Wed, Aug 24, 2022 at 1:28 PM smitra wrote:
All intelligent life in the universe likely ends in this way. The
takeover by machines with insect-level intelligence or less, then
explains why the galaxy hasn't already been colonized (the so-called
Fermi
On Thu, Aug 25, 2022 at 6:13 AM Telmo Menezes
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*> Why aren't we being visited by alien AIs? *
Yes, that is the big question. The most obvious answer is because we are
the first, and sometimes the most obvious answer turns out to be correct.
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I suspect AI is already past insect-level for some tasks, e.g. image
recognition and language understanding. The number of parameters in a
state-of-the-art huge language model or in something like DALL-E 2 means that
these are probably already more complex than an insect nervous system. I might
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The funny thing is that it's not really that AI is reaching high levels
of intelligence; it's that humans aren't nearly as smart as they think
they are. I just read about the Rosenhan Experiment, which I had not
heard of before although I was good friends with a psychologist at the
local
Thanks for sharing! My comment on this article:
https://nyti.ms/3dQoxqU#permid=120043436
"It is inevitable that AI systems will end up becoming good enough to
run the economy, repair and reproduce themselves. Biology shows us that
this does not require highly intelligent systems. As things
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We Need to Talk About How Good A.I. Is Getting
We’re in a golden age of progress in artificial intelligence. It’s time to
start taking its potential and risks
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