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The AI Crackpot Index
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Conditions on StarCraft Supremacy and Fair Play for AI
(medium.com)
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Major Positions on Conscious AI Systems
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The IPCC report isn't saying we're screwed. It's saying we still have a chance
(medium.com)
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Sophia and her critics
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The bot they told you not to worry about (Musk vs. Zuckerberg)
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Twenty years of AI
(imgur.com)
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2.5 minutes of Boston Dynamics abusing their robots
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Made of Robots: Robot Rights. Cheap Yo!
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9y ago
Thanks for the comment! Which "bullshit ID labels" am I using in this video that you object to?
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/r/place shows how identity politics works (without all the human bullshit)
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9y ago
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Sesame Credit will make fully automated luxury queer space anarchism possible
(medium.com)
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10y ago
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A digital citizen's guide to e-war
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Are You a Cenobyte? Identity in the Cthulucene
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10y ago
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You are a bubble
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You are your bubble. Stop worrying and learn to love it
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10y ago
England's proof of an absolute lower bound on heat production during self-replication is a central text in this discussion: http://www.englandlab.com/uploads/7/8/0/3/7803054/2013jcpsre...
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Real robot movies
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11y ago
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Autism and war crimes: Turing's moral character in the Imitation Game
(digitalinterface.blogspot.com)
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12y ago
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Synereo: A fully decentralized social network owned by you
(bitcointalk.org)
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Our social networks are broken. Here's how to fix them
(digitalinterface.blogspot.com)
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"What the hell is Strangecoin?" Youtube roundtable chat.
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12y ago
Thanks everyone for a fascinating discussion. I found this thread incredibly productive and encouraging. If you are interested in developing this idea further, please get in contact on my blog or G+ profile. http://digitalinterfa
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12y ago
We're talking about values, but I think these are ultimately empirical questions about which system performs better under certain constraints. I think these empirical questions can be resolved prior to implementation, by modeling the i
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12y ago
Other comments suggest that this can be implemented with existing tools, which I take as a virtue of the proposal. In any case, John von Neumann proved a long time ago that any nonzero sum game with n players can be modeled as a zero sum ga
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Good comment. 1) You are correct that the system is designed so that users can make payments and conduct transactions even in the absence of an account balance, without incurring debt. Strangecoin allows users to act as if they have effecti
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12y ago
The way I've written the proposal, the raw quantity of coin doesn't change; all that changes is the rate of exchange across parties. The added value is generated by the network of transactions as an emergent property. But there&#x
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I'm not sure this is a criticism of the proposal, but nothing I've said implicates an objective arbiter of value.
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While it's not necessarily true that our exchanges need to account for value in this nonlinear way, I think it's an interesting thought experiment to discuss ways in which our currency can express different aspects of the value of
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For what it's worth, that's not me and I'm surprised that someone is already trying to scam on the idea. Lol.
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