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Roman Yampolskiy says we are probably in a computer simulation run by advanced AI to simulate an interesting time in history and we should try to hack out of it to take over avatar bodies in the "real world"

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Tsarathustra1 год назад

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fed | flow ai1 год назад

The universe is being around for ~13.8 billion years and here we are at the cusp of creating AGI.. what a coincidence. Feeling like Neo in the Matrix might not be just a personality disorder after all.

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Andriy Burkov1 год назад

That's bullshit. Why would the simulation include depression, anxiety, pedophilia, or liberals?

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Rand1 год назад

we are obviously in a Simulation

Фото профиля EcceAI

EcceAI1 год назад

You can meet a lot of guys like him in bars after midnight 😂

Фото профиля Alex Doda 🇺🇸 🦅

Alex Doda 🇺🇸 🦅1 год назад

One goal for the simulation is for us to solve the superalignment problem. Whilst not yet defined by the consensus, it will become increasingly apparent that we are a network of billions of “AI agents” looking to get along with each other. That’s how we break out.

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@entropyavoider1 год назад

See you on the other side boys!

Фото профиля @ChuckBaggett: Use AI apps, not X. Chuck Baggett

@ChuckBaggett: Use AI apps, not X. Chuck Baggett1 год назад

People say all kinds of crap.

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cipher1 год назад

To simulate the universe in all of its perfect detail you run into an aspect Borges' Map Paradox - to create a perfect replication of the universe it would have to be the size of the universe unless you break some laws of physics. There is no scaling down without loss of detail.

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Existential Velocity1 год назад

If we hack out we probably ruin the simulation, and since we don’t exist outside of it we would gain nothing and loose the existence we have.

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