y would you be here? It takes awhile to understand just
the basics. If you really are interested, you can start by reading
"What is Friendly AI?" (but don't expect to 'get' it right away).
http://www.singinst.org/ourresearch/publications/what-is-friendly-ai.html
Mark N
ering i.e. it is my impression that such change would
have a better chance of staving off the political arena than it
would of succeeding in it).
-Mark
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"diamond in the rough" than would ideas from other
times (other things being equal).
-Mark
-- Matt Mahoney, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I imagine the following may have already been considered,
> nevertheless: It would seem constructive to undertake an
> analysis
ying the patterns of specific
breakthroughs, which might require extensive and deep knowledge
in the respective fields, could be divided amongst various
experts of various fields. Perhaps something like this would
be worth adding to the agenda of the AI Impact Initiative or
some similar interdisci
t to give your competitors enough funding to develop AGI and then be
worth ten Microsofts? The singularity would probably change the meaning of
money and commerce, but try telling that to Bill Gates, or anybody who has
spent an entire life around money.
Mark Nuzzolilo
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If anyone is interested, there is a short list of "singularity" music here
(no downloads though). I am not assuming that all of them even have lyrics;
sometimes they will include a track because of how it is named.
http://www.fusionanomaly.net/singularity.html
Mark N
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nvolved in building a digital
intelligence. The military and other researchers will probably jump in later
on, but the initial breakthroughs are going to probably come from a small
team with the right approach due to the highly specialized nature of the
problem.
Mark
From: "Gregory Johnson&quo
Well, there is funding like in the Methuselah Mouse project. I am one of
"the 300" myself. With enough interested >people it should not be that
hard to raise $5 million even on a very long term project. Most of us seem
to think that >conquering aging will take longer than AGI but there are
Samantha Atkins wrote:
The Singularity won't happen this century because:
a) Those capable of actually building >human intelligence are too busy
with arcane philosophical conundrums, trivia and pointless debates;
While there are a lot of people on these lists wasting time with pointless
ch
I was surprised there was no mention of innovation enabling innovations.
Personally, I see the greatest benefit of the internet being the way it
organizes and collects scientific information for anyone to use or innovate
with. I know there is still a lot of junk out there on the web, but a
p
g-edge stuff out there than we see in everyday life. You
can't get from point A to D on a line without first going through points B and
C. Stick with just facts and very little or no speculation; and
if you can't do it without speculating, then it is probably too early to get the
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