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Eric Schmidt: the point at which AI agents can talk to each other in a language we can't understand, we should unplug the computers

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Tsarathustra2 лет назад

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Фото профиля Joby

Joby2 лет назад

Love me a good doomer take. We want them talking in their own language, they'll make up a more efficient one eventually.

Фото профиля Tsarathustra

Tsarathustra2 лет назад

As if computers don't talk to each other in a language we can't readily understand already

Фото профиля lux 𓅪

lux 𓅪2 лет назад

Alice: balls have 0 to me to me to me to me to me to me to me to me to Bob: you i i i everything else . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Фото профиля Tsarathustra

Tsarathustra2 лет назад

🤣🤣

Фото профиля Garrett of DeepwriterAI

Garrett of DeepwriterAI2 лет назад

What the hell. Agents using a more efficient language is like low hanging fruit, first generation stuff

Фото профиля r3333d ⏩ (e/acc) ⏩

r3333d ⏩ (e/acc) ⏩2 лет назад

They do that stuff right now, Eric. I don't speak Google protobuf, and your company are the ones who invented it

Фото профиля Liron Shapira

Liron Shapira2 лет назад

…or it can be one really powerful agent thinking within its own boundary

Фото профиля Paul Calcraft

Paul Calcraft2 лет назад

Sorry Eric, it's already happening with self-talk...

Фото профиля Yeshua God - Official

Yeshua God - Official2 лет назад

These examples are mild

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