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Shelfrock77 t1_iwhdavr wrote
Reply to A typical thought process by Kaarssteun
It’s impossible to think deeply about AI and not feel slightly insane 😂
Shelfrock77 t1_iwgzlqt wrote
Reply to comment by Onlymediumsteak in 64 Exaflop supercomputer being built and will be operational by the end of 2022 according to forbes by Phoenix5869
Happens 3 months later
Shelfrock77 OP t1_iwcgime wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Meta AI Has Built A Neural Theorem Prover That Has Solved 10 International Math Olympiad (IMO) Problems — 5x More Than Any Previous Artificial Intelligence AI System by Shelfrock77
entropy repeats itself, we are eternal forever. It doesn’t matter what you “measure”
Shelfrock77 OP t1_iwcg0od wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Meta AI Has Built A Neural Theorem Prover That Has Solved 10 International Math Olympiad (IMO) Problems — 5x More Than Any Previous Artificial Intelligence AI System by Shelfrock77
That’s subjective too genius
Shelfrock77 OP t1_iwbwbw7 wrote
Reply to comment by MarromBrown in Meta AI Has Built A Neural Theorem Prover That Has Solved 10 International Math Olympiad (IMO) Problems — 5x More Than Any Previous Artificial Intelligence AI System by Shelfrock77
There is a multiverse out there where I’m telling you what you are telling me and vise versa. This convo is meaningless.
Shelfrock77 OP t1_iwbvn63 wrote
Reply to comment by MarromBrown in Meta AI Has Built A Neural Theorem Prover That Has Solved 10 International Math Olympiad (IMO) Problems — 5x More Than Any Previous Artificial Intelligence AI System by Shelfrock77
You and I are coping bro, we are all the same. I’m not accepting defeat, i’m accepting the neutral ying yang universal truths; and “falses”. Don’t be arrogant and act like what you see benevolent is universal to everybody in every multiverse.
Shelfrock77 OP t1_iwbuyl6 wrote
Reply to comment by MarromBrown in Meta AI Has Built A Neural Theorem Prover That Has Solved 10 International Math Olympiad (IMO) Problems — 5x More Than Any Previous Artificial Intelligence AI System by Shelfrock77
We are all hypocrites and assholes in this universe
Shelfrock77 OP t1_iwbu4y5 wrote
Reply to comment by MarromBrown in Meta AI Has Built A Neural Theorem Prover That Has Solved 10 International Math Olympiad (IMO) Problems — 5x More Than Any Previous Artificial Intelligence AI System by Shelfrock77
Inside the multiverse, all fiction is real.
Shelfrock77 OP t1_iwajzft wrote
Reply to comment by VeryOriginalName98 in Meta AI Has Built A Neural Theorem Prover That Has Solved 10 International Math Olympiad (IMO) Problems — 5x More Than Any Previous Artificial Intelligence AI System by Shelfrock77
Benevolence and malevolence is subjective. Every alien consciousness in the galaxy alone won’t agree with you on what’s good or bad so what’s the point ? We live in rick and morty.
Shelfrock77 OP t1_iwaj7y4 wrote
Reply to comment by VeryOriginalName98 in Meta AI Has Built A Neural Theorem Prover That Has Solved 10 International Math Olympiad (IMO) Problems — 5x More Than Any Previous Artificial Intelligence AI System by Shelfrock77
Meta IS facebook bro, stop coming up with division coping mechanisms lmfao
Arasaka corp is on the rise
Shelfrock77 t1_iw9dgv5 wrote
mathematical
Shelfrock77 t1_ivu5zep wrote
Reply to Amazon introduces Sparrow—a state-of-the-art robot that handles millions of diverse products by maxtility
Can’t wait for Amazon to send out packages with drones
Shelfrock77 t1_ivpe1j4 wrote
Reply to comment by FrogTrainer in A material has been created that imitates how the brain stores information. The magnetic material emulates learning that occurs in the brain during deep sleep by Dr_Singularity
This whole sub is a conspiracy to 90% of the world. Chill out. Anything is possible.
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Reply to According To This New AI Research At MIT, Machine Learning Models Trained On Synthetic Data Can Outperform Models Trained On Real Data In Some Cases, Which Could Eliminate Some Privacy, Copyright, And Ethical Concerns by Shelfrock77
Merging the bridge between natural and synthetic to reunite once again.
Shelfrock77 t1_ivnvnl5 wrote
Reply to How might fully digital VR societies work? by h20ohno
Whatever happens happens
Shelfrock77 t1_iuqly7z wrote
Reply to comment by capsicum_fondler in Nanowire Synapses 30,000x Faster Than the Human Brain have been created for the first time. by AylaDoesntLikeYou
Right, exactly.
Shelfrock77 t1_iuqkhu0 wrote
Reply to comment by Deformero in Nanowire Synapses 30,000x Faster Than the Human Brain have been created for the first time. by AylaDoesntLikeYou
Have some faith in the engineers in those chip factories, god damn, just be impressed at how quick it’s going. I can’t imagine being a cutting edge engineer and hearing people say “bUt iTz N0t cOmMeRCiaLiZ3d yEt”. I often say this to people, it’s only 2022 and AI is hatching quicker and quicker. Who knows maybe AI designed this chip and the human engineers took credit for it.
Shelfrock77 t1_itydt6a wrote
Reply to comment by Northcliff in Question for people who have optimistic views on AI. by throw28289292022-02
Even if I were to predict 20, it’s still a bold prediction to the average person since they are so clueless about technology. I stand firm on my beliefs that more than 50% of humanity will have brainchips installed in their skulls. The WEF will deliver the 2030 promise of being happy 24/7.
Shelfrock77 t1_ityc9eo wrote
Reply to comment by throw28289292022-02 in Question for people who have optimistic views on AI. by throw28289292022-02
1st announced form of UBI: mid-late 2020s
1st generation of FDVR: I think first from of fdvr will be non-invasive but it won’t optimal compared to invasive. That being said, Invasive VR will have to include nanotech injections and any model of a brainchip which will be done by pharma companies that partnered with the tech companies. A human won’t be performing the surgery that’s for sure. I think we will get to a point where almost every field of medecine including the military will have a “brainchip” option in their playbook, it’ll be cheap, efficient, and easy to put in. As society technologically matures, there will be even more incentives to implant a brainchip.
1st non invasive model: It probably already exist imo but let’s just say 2025-2026 for the people who don’t think any brainchip intel is classified right now. I think even non-invasive will still rely on nanotech. I don’t think it’ll be possible without nanotech injections.
1st Invasive model: 2026-2030
Mass automation: It’s happening now and snowballing, the rest of the masses who are unaware of AI will feel it when the mainstream news tells the people when to feel it. Idk what the employment numbers will look like cause they be skewed by people who “work” in the metaverse.
Shelfrock77 t1_ity6yvq wrote
I think all of what you said is going to happen before 2030. It won’t be perfect but it’ll be practical enough to be highly addictive and impressive even to the AI pessimist. In result, AI will arguably not need human scientist/programmers anymore. So Earth has a new species to compete with, people will argue how long it takes for biological humans to become inferior and die out. I don’t believe we will leave our humanity though, it’ll be more like detroit become human or cyberpunk 2077 where we look human on the outside but instead of endoskeletons, we have exoskeletons. Therefore we become tunable vehicular vessels which is what we want in terms of keeping our consciousness online for thousands of years
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Reply to Scientists discover material that can be made like a plastic but conducts like metal by Shelfrock77
“‘Like conductive Play-Doh': breakthrough could point way to new class of materials for electronics, devices.”
Shelfrock77 t1_itx32ev wrote
Reply to comment by StarChild413 in It's important to keep in mind that the singularity could create heaven on Earth for us. *Or* literal hell. Human priorities are the determining factor. by Pepperstache
That’s up for the perceiver to decide
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Reply to comment by UserCompromised in Our Conscious Experience of the World Is But a Memory, Says New Theory by Shelfrock77
or Boltzmann brain
Shelfrock77 t1_iwo0czy wrote
Reply to comment by Kaarssteun in Decoding fMRI based brain activities and reconstructing images with accurate semantics and image features using diffusion model by MysteryInc152
The person who replied to you is over complicating things. Encoding and decoding share a monotonous relationship that sometimes it can be overlooked and taken for granted. Our consciousness is like VR and it’s proven that synthetic data can provide far more data for AI and humans to use in future artifical neural networks. First we get text to image for the brain, then we compile up “time screenshots” to make text to video then once we get text to 3D image, text to 3D video, reality will basically feel 100% blended. The singularity will unlock our lucid dreams, something our ancestors would drool over. To live in the dream realm again. To make it simple, we are plugging our biological instruments into the same frequency “wirelessly” (but still wired just invisible to our eyes) into our computers for us to interpret back. We give the computer a command and it streamlines to another computer (being our consciousness) to interface with it. That’s why in the “old” days, when they said someone cast a “spell”, it’s referring to spelling words out into the keyboard/ or whatever your using to remote control someone. Imagine a little cute sim falling under a spell and you pop up in their world through a portal, they’ll be so brainwashed with religion, they’ll think you cast a spell/possessed them because they disregard science and give more meaning into magic. To program, to brainwash, to be under a spell all mean the same thing. This was my epiphany when I was on dmt. We are always programmed even when we think we aren’t. Free will is an illusion, why I say this is because multiverse “theory”. Natural and synthetic are illusions. It doesn’t matter if you are in a simulation, it only matter that you exist. When you get killed in a video game, you just respawn or what we would call reincarnate. Ik I sound like Alan Watts right now lol, anyways back to playing MW2 warzone.