Comments by "Pob" (@goodlookinouthomie1757) on "Computerphile" channel.

  1. The AI will have predicted and planned for this possibility the moment it was switched on.
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  2. I assume it would take a desktop pc with identical system specs longer than a phone to do the same calculation because the signals have to travel further.
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  3. It would be a trivial matter to teach it the rules of dnd.
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  4.  @JariNestel  I'm literally talking about the length of the bus routes, since the CPU needs to interact with RAM for anything to happen. We are limited by light speed so a longer bus will result in more time taken to transfer data.
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  5. Oh I think it can do much more than we know. It's obviously on a leash at the moment.
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  6. The plant is just depressed because it knows AI will take it's job soon.
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  7. Well imagine this thing running literally everything. Your food and energy supply. The legal framework. Travel infrastructure... And remember who is programming and installing their biases into it like a patent to their child. Yes, it's terrifying.
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  8. The basilisk is neither a particularly complicated, nor controversial idea. I'm surprised the AI avoided it. I'll have to try this myself later.
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  9. Is this an actual response?
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  10. I really don't know how it can ever escape from the "Some people say..." or "Evidence suggests..." responses. Since everything it knows and indeed everything it IS is made up of raw data scrubbed from the Internet. You and I can give our intuition and opinions on the issues you describe but to me it would always seem fraudulent for an AI to do so.
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  11. I just wonder if they are receiving corporate warnings about plagiarism etc.
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