AI and the Future

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Lex Fridman recently interviewed Nick Bostrom, the author of Superintelligence. That is the book I reference in my first post and the reason I created this thread.

Enjoy this almost two hour conversation on simulations and AI intelligence.

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Good stuff from Jim Keller in a recent presentation (same conference from the Andrej vid I posted in the Tesla thread).

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I thought since this is happening tomorrow night, I would share again this long blog that was posted in 2017 on this subject.

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Elon Musk @elonmusk Live webcast of working @Neuralink device Friday 3pm Pacific

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If you missed the live feed, here is the video:



Impressive stuff. Q&A from the team at the end and here is what they are striving to fix first:

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Ha, interesting test. 3 trial runs. 1st one sounds the best to me.

Bleeding edge AI music generator (OpenAI Jukebox) is fed a 15sec clip of DDTW and then attempts to continue the song. 3 trials (~1min each). These take 10+hrs to generate using Google GPUs (Colab/Python). Info on the Dataset:

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This is neat!

Upscaled with neural networks 1911 New York footage taken by the Swedish company Svenska Biografteatern

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I can mash-potato, I can do the twist....

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A new Neurallink vid:

Elon tweeted this with the vid:

Please consider working at Neuralink! Short-term: solve brain/spine injuries Long-term: human/AI symbiosis Latter will be species-level important

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The world is changing - "Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.”