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by Zaak
2208 days ago
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> “Recursively self-improving systems, because of contingent bottlenecks, diminishing returns, and counter-reactions […], cannot achieve exponential progress in practice. Empirically, they tend to display linear or sigmoidal improvement.” Moore's Law. Use computers to make better computers. Exponential growth over more than 7 orders of magnitude and, although the growth rate is slowing, it hasn't run out of steam yet. If AI eventually exhibits anywhere near that level of recursive self-improvement, godlike superintelligences lie in our future. |
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