That’s the most bearish AI take I ever read
@plinz
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Talent Immigration Challenges for Tech Researchers and Startups
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Academic or non profit researchers, startup employees etc. don’t usually have 100k lying around. And the more wealthy and skilled prospective immigrants are, the more they are considering Switzerland, Singapore, Canada or Dubai, or simply stay home in Berlin, Paris or Stockholm
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H1B Reform: Streamlined Green Card Process via Competent Bureaucracy
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The correct way to reform H1B is to charge 10000 USD and use it to pay a highly competent bureaucracy to query all databases and decide within one day whether to accept, reject, or directly offer a greencard.
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Philosophy Remains Vital in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
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I am very grateful to our amazing supporters and team, who make our work possible. Philosophy is alive in the age of Artificial Intelligence!
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California Institute for Machine Consciousness Launches Research Initiative
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I have started the California Institute for Machine Consciousness to test the hypothesis, and try to solve the ancient quest for the nature of conscious agency. If you want to support us, technically or financially, please get in touch with http://
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Biological Consciousness and Computer Limitations for AI
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If the biological consciousness conjecture is correct, it may still be impossible to recreate consciousness on today’s computers: the number of moving parts may be too large (eg. because the cellular mechanisms are too complex), or the search space too big.
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Machine Consciousness Possible: Computing Power Matches Brain Capabilities
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I do not see a reason to believe that machine consciousness is impossible: speed and resolution of our conscious experience is consistent with the properties of observable neural activity, and today’s computers seem to be about as powerful as our brains.
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Biological Consciousness Architecture May Exceed Self-Organizing Neural Discovery
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The biological consciousness conjecture may be wrong. Perhaps consciousness is not intercellular and intraorganismic, or it depends on an architecture that is too complicated to be discovered independently by the self organizing brain of each organism that is possessed by it.
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Machine Consciousness Hypothesis: Testing Artificial Self-Organization
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The machine consciousness hypothesis states that the conditions of self organization that lead to the discovery of consciousness in the communication patterns of biological cells can be recreated on artificial substrates, and thereby test the biological consciousness conjecture.
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Biological Consciousness as Information Processing Substrate for Coherent Agents
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Biological consciousness may be the simplest way to train a self organizing information processing substrate (such as the brain of an animal) into a coherent agent. It naturally leads to an experience and reflection of phenomenonology.