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   by olsher 3y ago

   The actual /behavior/ of computers, though, tends to emerge from the confluence of complex processes that humans /can't/ understand...our AGI leverages this emergence to enable problem solving in domains where compl
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   by olsher 3y ago

   This is an important point to discuss - first and foremost, this AGI is the first AI to have inherent, provable morality and be able to exercise self-control in response to this. It is often more moral than humans because its ability to emp
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   by olsher 3y ago

   If you believe you've detected an error in the paper, we would certainly welcome your feedback. If you don't understand the paper, can you share with us which elements you've found confusing?
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   by olsher 3y ago

   The reason that AGI has proven so elusive is that traditional techniques can't achieve it - as our work shows, this includes all statistical approaches. Statistical approaches can only be benchmarked statistically, and are mathematical
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   by olsher 3y ago

   We explain in depth (cf. especially the cites below) why the theory and design of Cyc failed to achieve the results sought. Our system is not statistical (it is entirely causal) so it clearly cannot be derived from LLMs. While the system do
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   by olsher 3y ago

   Daniel Olsher here - thought I'd jump in. As a threshold comment, every element of this (in theory and in practice) is entirely reproducible via the materials already provided in this paper and in the peer-reviewed literature, includin