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Roman Yampolskiy: we are almost certainly in a simulation, which is supported by the unlikelihood of living at the most interesting time in the history of the Universe, and AI superintelligence may help us hack and escape the simulation

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Tsarathustra's profile picture
Tsarathustra2 years ago

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Giancarlo Niccolai2 years ago

Funny: every sentient being has the tendency to think that they live in the most interesting of the times. Which happens to be true: the times in which they don't exist must be very boring to them.

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Tsarathustra2 years ago

The creation of artificial intelligence is objectively interesting and a watershed moment in the history of the universe

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Voss — e/acc2 years ago

If there is a most-interesting time in the history of humans, that humans live during that time is not evidence of those humans being in a simulation.

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Tsarathustra2 years ago

It depends how you classify evidence

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Arunav Prakash2 years ago

need some of what he's on

Tsarathustra's profile picture
Tsarathustra2 years ago

It's called Wonder

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Anthony M. Hopper2 years ago

If we were actually living in a simulation, there would not be any way for us to escape it--not even through death.

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Tsarathustra2 years ago

The source code for your mind could be implemented in base reality, nothing stopping that in principle

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DogeMarine2 years ago

ah here we are again with the "we are in a simulation because of how damn interesting everything is right now, and it's just so unlikely that anything could be this interesting." its just such a feeble argument, its not even an argument

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