Re:The singularity is close?
by eru on Friday April 01, 2022 @04:36AM
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You are right that it's not inevitable, but still pretty likely.
Also keep in mind:
Human nerves work (roughly) at the speed of sound.
Computers work (roughly) at the speed of light.
We already make computers that are much, much faster than humans at sequential processing.
About the representation thing: if you start with AIs that are copies from each other, you can probably keep the 'superior' internal representation the same or nearly the same. So I would expect AI clones to be able to exchange knowledge much quicker than unrelated AIs.
Also keep in mind:
Human nerves work (roughly) at the speed of sound.
Computers work (roughly) at the speed of light.
We already make computers that are much, much faster than humans at sequential processing.
About the representation thing: if you start with AIs that are copies from each other, you can probably keep the 'superior' internal representation the same or nearly the same. So I would expect AI clones to be able to exchange knowledge much quicker than unrelated AIs.