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>>28971680
You will be surprised.
We just need to emulate sufficiently well what the neocortex does, then crank it up to eleven.
Machines aren't as limited by size and scale.
Various people are working in doing exactly that, and progress since ~2011 has been so quick it gives me the creeps.
It's all about advancing related math about statistics and learning. The last two years have been spectacular.
You have to follow the topic to figure stuff out, like bitcoin. It started off relatively slow, and then suddenly exploded. AI is the same. We will go from 'this machine is cute' to terraforming planets in a very short time span.
>>28971862
They won't be able to control AI progress for long. It will be like worms trying to control humans. Once the math and tools are out, it will be impossible to stop.
>>28972209
A collapse or disaster can happen for sure.
>or it might actually be impossible to build one
naaa, what the brain does is no transcendental magic trick
>might destroy the world
Yea, gray goo stuff
>>28972220
Will do thanks

Also Dr. Goertzel is a based jew, one of the most important people alive today, and one of our biggest hopes for a prosperous future for humanity.

But yea it just started mooning suddenly.
The project has next to zero ecosystem right now, but a bright future.