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random_is_rando
1y ago
I'm probably not the only one thinking this, but I'm actually more worried about the alignment of who controls the power – the folks running things, the military-industrial complex – than about AGI itself. Right now, the bigger
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1y ago
The real question is what stops them from declaring independence and cutting ties with Earth. Especially after generations of people? They'd need strong ... propaganda, for lack of a better word.
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1y ago
Some sort of AI algorithm? Don't think anyone pilots the SpaceX Dragon.
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1y ago
I don't understand, what is the purpose of measuring electron spin for your various atoms? Electrons are in a probability cloud, you need to scan/replicate the atomic structure, not measure the electron spin of your atoms. Doesn&#
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1y ago
https://blog.google/technology/research/google-ai-research-n... Look into Assembly Theory as well: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assembly_theory They already developed some kind of chemic
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1y ago
Spin can be measured but what's the use for that? You can scan a chair and use the data to reassemble. If you get the wrong spins on particles do you not get the same chair? You're looking for a function which arises at higher lev
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1y ago
No, they'd have to print the whole human that's encoded as data. Provided the process is fast enough, and the tech is available, it should be way faster than growing a full human from cells. There's also no point in talking w
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1y ago
This is the most likely way we'd do it, provided we get over our cultural/political/religious limitations, which might pose a real obstacle. The most likely way to move in the Universe is through something along the lines of
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1y ago
Support is everything for these boards. At least that's the way I see it. I looked into replacing my rpi4 with some other manufacturer but I see a lot of issues with support, mainly older kernels work, some even have some obscure build
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1y ago
And if I'm not mistaken even Archlinux ARM should work.