Re:The future of AI according to thousands of forecasters
by bamboozled on Tuesday June 27, 2023 @11:59PM
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The answer actually might be, no, why do you assume silicon can actually do what is required?
Considering we've never seen a brain only made from silicon do much, then it's likely not the right stuff.
Maybe we can brute force things that act like a brain in silicon, but considering that a bee and an ant are intelligent, communicate and solve problems in groups and run on almost zero energy compared to an entire datacenter, you have to admit, something isn't quite there.
I know this is a sensitive topic for many, so I'm not being hostile, I genuinely mean it though.
In my honest opinion, if ants or bees had thumbs and hands, they'd evolve to do some amazing things.
Considering we've never seen a brain only made from silicon do much, then it's likely not the right stuff.
Maybe we can brute force things that act like a brain in silicon, but considering that a bee and an ant are intelligent, communicate and solve problems in groups and run on almost zero energy compared to an entire datacenter, you have to admit, something isn't quite there.
I know this is a sensitive topic for many, so I'm not being hostile, I genuinely mean it though.
In my honest opinion, if ants or bees had thumbs and hands, they'd evolve to do some amazing things.