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by weaponofchoice
5356 days ago
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Sifting through the day's top-list on the AI appstore... WTH's this? "Newton AI. The power of a 1000 research assistants at the click of a button, and they'll run all day tirelessly.". "99c launch deal, just for today -- get it now!" Hmm. Click. You're now waiting for it to download to your little AiPod that'll beam 'brain bits' to
your home-bots, that're now busy sketching out the next monalisa onto a couple of shiny new dreamPads. Why wouldn't those startup dudes down the street try and build a beefier/faster "runs at 50x universe speed" AiPod for the AI platform you just bought your
Newton AI app for? ------- Why wouldn't AI be able to simulate 'regular universe time/ human time' faster? Why couldn't AI have stronger, more varied randomness? The bottleneck would be interactions that require a peek into regular universe time: live human input (phone calls, emails), weather, biological data etc. |
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