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Nirvarnic CEO Suzanne Gildert asks: what if we put a robot in a feedback loop with a quantum computer? No training. No reward. Just perception shaping a quantum wavefunction and collapse deciding the next move. “It might be something like a proto spark of experience.” This has never been... show more

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vitrupo11 months ago

Nirvanic founder and CEO Suzanne Gildert at the Creative Destruction Lab Super Session in Toronto. Highly recommended viewing.

Nosaj11 months ago

what would happen if we just say words

Philip Lambert11 months ago

@suzannegildert Interesting. "This has never been done before" (00:24). That statement strikes my as a somewhat hubristic assumption (axiom). As a corollary how do you know that we do not already exist within the model you describe? Experimental data would be good to see.

Shman11 months ago

This is so stupid

async11 months ago

Not trusting that hairdo with shit.

Beau Taplin11 months ago

Used AI to prove fine tuning. It’s done and I need your help. — I am serious. It is DONE.

JOEY BAGODONUTS11 months ago

I wish I was smarter. I wish I was younger. What an amazing world we live in. I really dont understand all of it. but it is fantastic.

Technosophie - auto/acc11 months ago

Yes ! I think consciouness is a quantum thing. I wrote a book to explore this hypothesis :

symtym11 months ago

"Just perception shaping a quantum wavefunction and collapse deciding the next move." So an observation (perception) shapes superimposition and a second observation (perception) decoheres the superimposition. It's the Theory of Quantum Bootstrapping—TQB.

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