Re: [agi] is anyone interested in explaining AGI?

Matt Mahoney wrote: > What problem are you trying to solve with AGI or ASI? All Problems. > I can think of two. One is automating human labor to save $90 trillion > per year. That was my focus. The second is to extend life by building > robots that look and act like you. That's the terasem

Re: [agi] is anyone interested in explaining AGI?

The ASIs we are going to have very soon will be the new species, there'll be more of them than us, they will not only not die but also will help humans not die by not only cloning our homeworld larger but also repairing you yourself both make you immortal. All Earth will become nanobots by

Re: [agi] is anyone interested in explaining AGI?

What problem are you trying to solve with AGI or ASI? I can think of two. One is automating human labor to save $90 trillion per year. That was my focus. The second is to extend life by building robots that look and act like you. Other possibilities are to launch a singularity, or perhaps to

[agi] Simplified Mixture of Experts Routing Algorithm

Matt should like this one even though it falls far short of his big think : Switch Transformers: Scaling to Trillion Parameter Models with Simple and Efficient Sparsity In deep learning, models typically reuse the same