Re:Tesla has a self-driving strategy other companies abandon...
by vkou on Friday March 08, 2019 @06:31PM
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> there's no theoretical reason that vision can't work
Human brains, which are general intelligences, exist, and are collections of atoms.
I'll happily, for $500,000/copy, upfront, promise to sell you artificial general intelligences. I swear I'll get them built in the next two years.
There is, after all, no first principle reason for why my promise isn't worth the paper it's printed on. Human brains are collections of atoms, so we should be able to, out of atoms, build artificial general intelligences.
Human brains, which are general intelligences, exist, and are collections of atoms.
I'll happily, for $500,000/copy, upfront, promise to sell you artificial general intelligences. I swear I'll get them built in the next two years.
There is, after all, no first principle reason for why my promise isn't worth the paper it's printed on. Human brains are collections of atoms, so we should be able to, out of atoms, build artificial general intelligences.