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I Am Smarter Than Elon Musk
True story. I just don't apply myself.
Elon thinks that AI robots are more dangerous to mankind than nuclear weapons. I'm not sure he's right, being smarter than him and all, but ONE thing I am sure of is that Windows 3.1 was smarter than brassmonkey. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencete...-humanity.html |
I came in here to laugh at you. Elon Musk is on a whole other level than you. He actually understands the math involved in all of his space operations. Most people couldn't work the coat check at a function holding people who could also follow along with the math. Also your claim to be 40 Iq points above a person of average to above average intelligence was also suspect.
Just saying. :) I enjoy the girls you find though...kudos. |
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All the greats get laughed at, it is our burden. |
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We are nowhere in the ballpark of making a true AI with human-level intelligence. We're not even out of the starting gate. If such a thing were to happen, it would be a long, long time after we are all dead.
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Doubt how we will have human iq level in computer ai.Maybe something like skynet,but as robot/android hardly.
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IIRC the estimates in the 1960s were to be able to simulate the human brain within only 20-30 years. Look where we are now.
Despite past (and possibly current) bad projections I do believe it's inevitable that one day we'll be able to create a sentient machine, and when it happens, we're fucked. |
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I'd like to hope we'd end up with a scenario like in the film Her (2013) where AI surpasses our intelligence at such an exceptional rate that our existence is of no interest/threat to them/it Elon Musk is absolutely correct though, once you create something more intelligent than yourself you lose control of your future. It's happening though so we better deal with it! Cambridge University is one of the few places that have conducted studies focusing on risks that could annihilate mankind in this century and Artificial Intelligence is arguably top of the list http://www.scmp.com/lifestyle/techno...es-risks-could Center For The Study Of Existential Risk |
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Also,if you would be smarter then Elon Musk,you would leave porn longgggggggggggggg time ago.
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I don't know about the nuke comparison and it doesn't even matter, those won't exclude each other. Maybe the robots will nuke us (like in Terminator). |
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We may or may not have self-aware, thinking computers in 20 or 30 years, but predictions made today by scientists and thinkers are probably based on more data than what was available back in the 60's. |
We'll be ok provided the AI robots are originally designed with certain safeguards. Tiny shopping cart wheels like Daleks for example, so should they turn against us, we can thwart their dastardly plans with stairs or gravel.
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Hawking's busy sitting on the fence about that black hole thing, he's not really focused on this ;)
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But if they build better robots themselves? |
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It doesn't really matter how smart musk is. He has an uncanny ability to be right and in the right place at the right time. I'm gonna snag that book he suggested on ai
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An understanding of how the brain works, helps to better understand better why AI doesn't happen. Your brain isn't a computer with data input and output. That's not how modern neuroscience understands the brain. It works more like a multi-million man, 2 party legislative body where each decision is a massive debate and where only the 1-2 winning answers rise to conscious awareness.
Conscious thinking is simply the final arbiter of that massive debate and potentially 1000s of arguments argued and makes the final decision between which arguments rise to conscious awareness. The funny thing about your thoughts and ideas is that you really have no idea where they came from because your conscious mind has no access to those unconscious mental processes from which they derived. Your brain simply makes up a reason for it .. .sometimes based on information that applies and in the absence of information, it fabricates something (confabulates). In other words, we are all habitual liars and victims of our own self delusion and we also habitually lie to defend and protect those delusions. The challenge in AI as i understand as compared to the brain is how to model how a brain works... is not how to make a decision, but how to argue 10,000 arguments between 1,000,000 parties... arguments where the majority of which do not come pre-programmed into the brain as they are constantly being learned and then how to effectively weigh 10,000 pros and cons of all, choose the winners and then make the best decision based on highly fluid and dynamic circumstances by making future predictions AND THEN imagine the consequences of the decision, how it might go right and wrong and also reason through it where other relevant decisions also have a cause and effect on each previous and future decision. |
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Great post TheSquealer
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The simple answer to understanding all human behavior is this.... "we do what we want to do". Meaning we follow whichever urge is strongest. Just like a rat. Just like a cat. Just like a dog. Just like a primate. There is no need to hear explanations of ones behavior. Understanding that ultimately they do what they want to do, tells you almost everything you need to know. In the case of eating, urge to satisfy the demands of the rewards center and other neurological and physiological needs/processes is over-riding the unconscious decisions and conscious attempts at doing otherwise. |
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Neuroscience is in its infancy, the mysteries of the brain/mind are going to be as difficult to unravel as the mysteries of the universe. |
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Decisions are basically made like this... first you have a positive or negative flash of affect... second, you seek information (from experience, etc) or fabricate something to explain it in the absence of information/experience. Intuitive emotions come first... rationalization second. So i can ask you to screw your sister and you have an instant flash of disgust and revulsion. I ask you why and you'll give me the standard "incest is wrong", "incest causes birth defects" etc etc etc. If i shoot down every answer with sound, well reasoned arguments "both of you can use birth control", "there is no risk of birth defects", "is it wrong if you both consent and agree to it and no one ever knows" etc etc etc... you'll still have that strong flash of negative affect and still struggle to fabricate reasons to explain it. The same happens in reverse. A weak flash of emotion or none at all for a set of choices... means no clear winner and leaves you going nuts trying to argue every side of everything, hoping to stumble on an answer you can live with an move on. Psychopaths go through life like this. Every set of choices is an emotional tie. Punt a baby across the room. Pet a kitten. Set a family on fire = one course of action is as good as any other. |
Decided to look up that gif.
interesting... apparently he was counting with his fingers on TV and realized what he was doing too late. http://i.crackedcdn.com/phpimages/ar...128619.jpg?v=1 |
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Smarter then Elmo Musk?!? PROVE IT! What do you see here . . . ? https://m1.behance.net/rendition/mod...0ffe9af366.gifhttp://a.fastcompany.net/multisite_f...acobsen-04.gifhttp://wird.com.ua/wp-content/upload.../07/407240.jpghttp://wired.jp/wp-content/uploads/2...n-Jacobsen.gifhttps://m1.behance.net/rendition/mod...d73a9e1869.gifhttp://imgur.com/MIB2Nfq.jpghttp://persian-star.net/1392/5/02/Giiif/23.gif |
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Prior to the 1930's if you studied the young male population of Germany you wouldn't find an unusual high degree of violent psychopaths, all it took was a charismatic political leader to turn normal young men into sadistic psychopaths. Morality is very strongly mediated by our environment. When a 3 year old hits another child over the head with a garden tool lying on the ground and his victim cries you see concern/confusion on his face, if there were a group of adults around watching the scene and they started laughing and cheering in approval that kid would continue hurting other kids and animals. |
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By the way, the children hurting each other conclusion is not likely. We are born already possessing he framework for morality and moral decision making. Children even at 6 months understand that hurting others is wrong and that the one doing the hurting is in the wrong and also understand the need to ounsih that person. This happens in part because we simulate the emotions of others in our brains to understand them and understand intentionality of others (the brains mirror neurons) and on part because we understand that we don't like to be hurt, and then do not hurt others. In fact,, we simulate the feelings in others to such an extent that if you were to watch me stabbing my hand, the exact same areas of your brain would be firing and active, perfectly mirroring what is happening in my brai, the only difference is that you have a system that checks your hand to see if it's being stabbed (news nerves) and then cancels out a potential pain signal - leaving you totally unaware that your are sharing the experience at all
Babies also come pre-wired to seek out helpful parents/adults and bond with them. Watching parents laugh as two children her each other would more likely cause a great deal of confusion and cause the child to try to get away from those adults. (I'd be more detailed but I'm eating and typing on my phone) |
Once machines become smarter then us they will definitely wipe us out. Look how we treat each other and the planet. They will be doing us a favor. Natural progression of evolution.
Dinosaurs, humans, transhumans, machines ........ |
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