BTW interesting method of lossylosslessness in this paper, basically using
quantum compressive sensing with unsupervised Tensor-Network ML to transmit
images of numbers and "decompress" using generalization power:
https://arxiv.org/abs/1907.10290
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Compressive sensing using entanglement to transmit classical data. Compressive
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It works:
https://science.sciencemag.org/content/356/6343/1140
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To implement quantum encryption in transoceanic data networks for example...
lots of reasons.
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Even if you have an eye watching the Go game and the software learns it from
scratch and masters it thereafter it's still within the capabilities of AI
exclusively no AGI needed nor required. Naturally it’s better to have an AGI
doing that but I doubt they are even close. It's more dog and pony
They got entanglement working in fiber
https://www.pnas.org/content/116/14/6684
There is an emerging field called Quantum Cognition. It's like, is your
classical cognitive model suffering from negative probabilities and
irrationality? Then stop searching now Quantum Cognition is the right soluti
Here we go, build and test quantum circuits
https://qiskit.org/
Everything is always in python so annoying.
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Creating AGI by slapping together a bunch of AI is like a Giuseppe Arcimboldo
painting
shorturl.at/aeqDL
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We are living in a Renaissance world right now. It's time to make all your
dreams come true.
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If you can simulate yourself faster than you simulating yourself...
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On Monday, December 02, 2019, at 11:47 AM, keghnfeem wrote:
> So, AGI build their own physics engine on the fly.
If the AGI is taking a nap, when it wakes and wiggles it's finger, will it be
quicker to recompute all physics or, load it up from memory. You would think
memory, but, I cannot con
Just wondering, is this little guy doing interpolation, extrapolation, neither,
both, and in what ratio.
https://www.livescience.com/single-celled-organisms-decisions.html
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The ratio has to do with the chemical perception of elemental structure and
environment, (consciousness) with some noise, and... heteroscedastic learning?
not sure... someone smart can guess.
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do you want to sample from the engine or have the engine invoke on state
change? I guess both it's a balancing act.
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Go retro: Air, Water, Earth, Fire forget all the modern details. Fire is from
the dragon.
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Reminds me of a Doubting Thomas.
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Attentive context switching to generalization symbol anticipation over
compressivly sensed topology.
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+ adaptive sync.
Similar to G-Sync and FreeSync?
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The mind boggling singular cellular complexity... probably just boils down to
chemical ratios.
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On Saturday, December 07, 2019, at 11:22 AM, immortal.discoveries wrote:
> Yes a eyelid blink can cause a tornado.
What caused the eyelid to blink?
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On Sunday, December 08, 2019, at 9:42 AM, keghnfeem wrote:
> When you wink at you buddy girl friend and then you get pop in the mouth.
Oh you mean a chaotic jerk or even a hyperjerk system. *Wink* POW Highly
sensitive to initial conditions.
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Jounce (or snap) is the rate of change of jerk. Hmm what is hyperchaotic snap,
crackle and pop. Fizz? Could get crazy
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pop_(physics)
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Higher dimensional chaotic models relate to intelligent structure. Thoughts,
self-organizing, emerging from complexity - the fizz and the noise have
something to say to a capable perceiver. An inverse Fourier transform for
signal extraction... what is the message.
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What if it's artificial proprioception?
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You want it so it works in various gravities, g-forces, in fluids, in solids
like snow and sand. In adhesives, explosions, under rubble, high PSI,
reconfigure when limbs are lost, low power mode, melt mode, high radiation
mode, high lateral thrust, shearing forces, pelting, battering, splinterin
Self-model, self-physical model, environment model, self-physical component
model, heterogeneous co-simulation of subsystems verses full simulation
scenarios, mission priority, strategy , is the embodied AGI willing to
expend/exhaust parts for mission priority, for example it needs to dig throug
On Wednesday, December 11, 2019, at 10:51 AM, immortal.discoveries wrote:
> Some will have a brain as large as us but distributed across a country not
> dense at all.
Ya, IoT botnet of devices, decentralized, blockchained, pulling power from
solar, autopoietic, distributed mobile hyper-evolving
Please don't use the email list for testing your bots.
That is, unless they can pass the Turing test consistently and are
indistinguishable :)
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Back then a trick was to pre-compute into memory complicated calculations that
would be used repeatedly then subsequently simulate the computations by
accessing the memory. IOW use lookup tables, which I'm sure you're aware of.
Models and components can be put into lookup tables for optimization
It's all tradeoffs. How many times do you hit that computation is it worth
putting in RAM if only a couple times.
For expensive computations just offload wirelessly to a server that's running
something like this:
https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/194146/intel-xeon-platinum-928
On Saturday, December 28, 2019, at 5:43 PM, James Bowery wrote:
> Is there a higher level language -- the language of permutations -- in which
> one can describe them?
In this case estimating KC is minimizing representational complexity across
many paths in a spectrum of reversible transforms li
Conscious entity embraces consciousness. Hmmm wonder why.
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Reality is concurrent and simultaneous. Communication classically with language
is ordered and serial. The human brain is concurrent and simultaneous but we
have been conditioned and biased to environmentally serialize.
Also our view of time as simply unidirectional may be archaic? Hey, that’s a
Being a dad, I had to buy my 13-year-old son a computer for XMas - single
GeForce 2070 SUPER for playing games :)
But MY machine has dual Quadro P4000 :) P4000 is a couple years old but still
very good. The newer cards though appear to have some sort of ray tracing
ability.
He also got a 240
Nice I usually prefer to use C#, I see Nsight here works with dot net in VS
very convenient.
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It'll be interesting what compute API's the Intel Xe DG1 GPU will support.
Probably all+ eventually.
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OneAPI?
https://www.networkworld.com/article/3454497/intel-targets-nvidia-again-with-gpu-and-cross-processor-api.html
https://software.intel.com/en-us/oneapi
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No more Juice WRLD :(
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Need to get Intel to fix this page:
"Which hardware and accelerator architectures are you developing for? (Please
select all that apply) "
All
"What kind of developer are you?"
AGI
https://software.intel.com/en-us/devcloud/oneapi/sign-up
Ooohh oneAPI doesn't cover quantum circuits. Seems to
Got them qdits comin hot tuny tuny d'livered to yo doh on mfukin palatta... but
not oneAPI gotta go itty bitty to get that ditty https://qiskit.org/
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Perhaps we're all entangled via entropy-free immortal quasi particles in our
DNA that were initially injected into this simulation of fractal dimension from
an earlier non-base reality dimension.
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"giant electric brains"
That's very Teslaesque... you can just imagine the arcs zapping in retro black
and white imagery.
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Sheldrake was onto something. When you generate original thinking like creating
globally Kolmogorov complex thought you can sense others that are near verses
the crowded space of the redundancy.
That is why I suspect when you are actively thinking on a viable model you are
giving it away simil
Nice website:
https://www.neon.life/
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It's merely a continuation or a trend with better graphics, better AI:
This company was around 15 years ago, used to be called Codebaby:
https://www.idavatars.com/
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The continual maintenance of software it never ends! Then the wear and tear on
the robotics.
Self maintaining software. Cloud systems are moving that way somewhat but it's
more changing the maintenance required rather than eliminating it though it is
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And then is there a quantum compression system that uses a many paths
simultaneity to seek KC?
... seems viable to me but not sure. Matt would know :)
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The circuit is actually on Wikipedia. Wonder if it will go into Quiskit:
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I would think there would be libraries of circuits that can be wired together...
It's nice to be able to get a sense of the complexity of an observable. With
that Wick rotations can be used for mapping between statics and dynamics and
converting between quantum fields and statistical mechanics.
There is some sort of threshold to cross for self-repair functionality on a
robot. Typically specialist agents fix other agents, human or robot. Would a
robot carry around a multiaxis CNC? Perhaps yes a 3D printer, downscaling the
assemblage components though could cross that threshold. Geometri
Yes be able to convert readily available objects to tools and utilize them
productively.
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Yeah where the code at bruh?
Gotta do 3D:
https://arxiv.org/abs/1902.04615
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Isn't that technically near-lossless? Leaving some tiny wiggle room?
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Talking big numbers, what is an expression of the sum of ALL edit distances in
the universe? Not just Hamming but say Levenshtein distance, for sequences of
unequal length. The distance from one sequence to ALL other sequences, summed
for all sequences.
Gotta be yuge! Something on the order of
On Monday, February 03, 2020, at 3:32 PM, Matt Mahoney wrote:
> Less than 8.7 x 10^244 bits. That's the square of the Bekenstein bound of a
> black hole with a Schwartzchild radius equal to the Hubble radius,13.8
> billion light years. Edit distance expressed as the shortest program that
> input
AGI will be more efficient in particular environments with particular
complexity. The universe has an order to it. It’s a conceptual trap to assume
the physical universe comprises all of the combinatorial possibilities of its
bit space. I think NFL assumes all combinatorial possibilities where A
See this really reinforces my beliefs; multiple wetware general intelligences
discussing the compression of a particular chunk of data (enwik8), an example
in classical communication complexity. My belief is that conscious agents
compress better than non-conscious agents and are capable of more
The paper is an attempted proof of MIP*=RE.
The consciousness aspect is just me suggesting an intelligence topology
optimizes on a communication fabric :)
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Yes, I’ve eked away at pieces of it intermittently like 20 times and it's a
treasure trove. But I find it difficult to believe that it will hold up, I've
actually never seen a proof so elaborate like that... and so... sparse? but
dense.
Will take time to absorb… pretty amazing piece of work. Su
What Blockly has no goto? How could you create an AGI without goto.,, pffft.
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Exactly. It allows you to go deep with confidence because you know you can bail
at any time. And it's in C#.
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The higher the goto density in a large block of source code,
the more likelihood of greater Kolmogorov complexity of said code that you
reluctantly agreed to maintain... seems like. So, after a skilled coder gets
frustrated, he or she thus attempts to reduce the complexity, cleans it up, so
that ot
On Thursday, February 06, 2020, at 10:51 AM, Matt Mahoney wrote:
> Occam's Razor suggests that the origin of the laws of physics is that all
> possible universes exist and we necessarily observe one where intelligent
> life is possible
All possible universes... makes you wonder which ones are im
Long live goto and oh god please make them stop using it... like road detours
and fire escapes and electrical jumpers and heart stents and emergency brakes
and
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If each human brain simultaneously existed in several "near" universes, which
it must right for those universes that are just slightly different, and if
somehow we bridge between those that benefit our survival, that would explain a
lot.
There is communication between universes, why? We assume
Then you shift in the direction of beneficial universes.
Say the mind is a graph on multiple communication fabrics some of which span
universes. You shift towards those universes that benefit your survival. Other
ones you die in so don't go there you would not pose the question from there
sinc
Yeah but what about Déjà Vu, maybe that's a dynamical shift across parallel
universes. And the other you that everybody hates, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde LOL.
Trans universal Turning machines, hmm let’s do some Googling on that. Are
parallel universes continua or stepwise...
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Freudian slips might actually be trans universal bit slips. Erm, not trans
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**Does overreliance on Occam's Razor cause narrow thinking and mono-culture?
Sometimes simplicity can be a trap. We need creativity, imagination,
non-objectivity, anti-utility… this has to do with humanity being genetic I
think. We go through iterations of renaissance that stimulate explanations
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> Alan Grimes. You belong on the naughty list.
To fix his thinking he needs to go suck down a few of these bad boys:
https://www.shortsbrewing.com/beers/tequila-barrel-aged-occams-razor/
Here's one from Microsoft used to create the LM called Turing-NLG:
https://github.com/microsoft/DeepSpeed
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Warning: There is no reason to use the offensive word on the list and the next
person that uses that specific word will get their posting privileges revoked.
Final warning. We know the context, etc.. Just choose better words please.
*rouncer81*, you're an inch from getting banned.
Thanks,
John
Sorry, he's been removed.
Thanks,
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On Wednesday, February 12, 2020, at 2:34 PM, WriterOfMinds wrote:
> No need to apologize, John. Rouncer81 probably should have gotten his
> privileges revoked back when Mr. Alidoust was posting and rouncer81 called
> him a monkey.
You're right I did see that but I assumed rouncer81 was more like
We do have to be considerate. I've just been educated that some terminologies
like on the issue we had here are illegal in some countries. We might have a
sincere genius scientist in Country X, they get an email from the list, next
thing you know they're getting hauled away into some gulag for t
I think with regards to suppressing people what we can do if there is a problem
we can call a vote. The threshold should be high to allow for alternate
viewpoints not 2/3 but say 4/5. If >80% of respondents within 1 week want a
subscriber suppressed then they get suppressed. Something like that
Bill,
I remember seeing Mentifex's writings going back at least into the early 90's
on BBS's and Fidonet and in ZIP .DIZ files I think? If my memory serves me
correctly. Part of me hates him, part of me loves him. And as far as racist
people to me are just ignorant and need love and kindness so
On Saturday, February 15, 2020, at 3:46 PM, Robert Levy wrote:
> Are the mods just going to ignore James Bowery?
Argh, don't make me have to write emails 'n stuff!
James is presenting intellectually refreshing arguments which make us work
parts of our minds that are rarely exercised and some of
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On Sunday, February 16, 2020, at 11:48 AM, Robert Levy wrote:
> No, how about don't be a racist you fucking racists. Especially the fucktard
> arguing for europeans evolving special wolfy white minds. You aren't
> intelligent. You are a braindead racist boomer.
The whole tactic of trying to soci
I was referring to a popular pejorative usage of the term, maybe he is? I know
the word has bifurcated as many do.
The English language and Oxford lag usage, increasingly.
I would have to reread and think more on the post to understand why Robert was
"triggered". James courageously made a publi
I see usage of the term "morally", can of worms there can offend people easily
oh la...
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On Monday, February 17, 2020, at 10:53 AM, Robert Levy wrote:
> John Rose is apparently also defending racism.
No. I might not agree with what you say but will die defending your right to
say it.
I don't think you really understand what James is saying... even if it is
marginally "
If you try to estimate the Kolmogorov Complexity of the
Earth race is a factor. The human tree compresses down. KC of AGI? probably
not. Is usage of CRISPR racist? Certain adjustments could be beneficial *wink*
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> Oh dear! From naughty list to blacklist in one go. I'm going to leave you
> persons to it. There's no value left here for serious researchers. It could
> potentially harm our reputations, business prospects, a
While all you wuss puppies are arguing about who's racist and who's not I've
been coming up with a mathematical model of intuition.
But then again maybe I'm not a "serious researcher" so... why should I share?
Definitely not a traditional researcher, and maybe some traditions are holding
people
Science tradition goes back centuries. Software, decades. AGI is mainly
software IMO. and math. Scientists want to make a name for themselves
traditionally. Hence, the log jam.
The development of the internet was unbridled optimism, generational, and gave
hope to many who were hopeless, stuck i
Then also researchers who test the boundaries of traditional creative
synthesis, not just engineeringly, and applied contemporarily to science and
engineering, openly, that's where the good stuff is IMO.
But we all exist in the human condition so.. have to deal with those issues.
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Drive an hour to get to a location (undisclosed in Hudson Valley, NY).
Hike about 2 hours in isolation.
Analyze geolo
Hey Alan look on the bright side, if you're still a virgin that means you could
become a Carthusian monk!
What was that song?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJUhlRoBL8M
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If someone does come up with a model close to the KC of AGI, throw a few bits
towards the human condition.
Think first, then code. Unfortunately, often we code, seek funding, then think.
Think it all the way through that is... but it's a journey and someone else
will code and seek the funding w
Quantum consiointelligence deniers and phobics please skip the following:
Interesting paper taking a stab at describing consciousness and creativity
being a consequence of the 20W human brain efficiency similar to Kahneman's
Systems.
https://arxiv.org/abs/2002.03738
And kind of goes along with
T.N. Palmer is proposing the physics of how the mind works, that's why the
paper title ends with a question mark. His assertion on free will seems
reasonable but I'm unclear on his model of "awareness of conterfactual worlds"
related to state-space trajectories. I understand the "ability to proj
Our subsymbolic thoughts seem better modeled using quantum fields with symbolic
and inter-agent systems signaling using classical methods. A percentage of the
20W consumption could be arrays of neurons performing Wick like rotations for
protocol translation between quantum fields and statistical
While researching the rotating from Euclidean to Minkowski I stumbled across
this beast of a paper - Stephan Wolfram, on it!
https://arxiv.org/abs/2004.08210 (warning it's big but worth the DL)
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English is math, each word is a field, a hybrid probabilistic painting
splattered all over receptors sneezed out into an expanding conical futurismic
spray of word puzzles.
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Artificial General Intelligence List: AGI
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