Memetic Takeover
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Mary the Brilliant Computer Scientist
The following is a variation on the Knowledge Argument, of which the best formulation is probably the comic at the end of this post.1 Now, without further ado, meet:
The Brilliant Chess Engine Scientist Genius Scientist Mary
Mary is a...
The Fatal Imitation Game
I think there are good and bad reasons to be an AI doomer. Here are three common lines of thought that I think are bad:
- The SGI human-indifference anthropomorphism. If AI is vastly more intelligent than humans (especially if it is no...
How to Give Mental Imagery to a Robot
PitchBots here, PitchBots there, pitching on the PitchBot sphere
In How Not To Give Mental Imagery to a Robot, and his Research and Development team revealed the sometimes dysfunctional but consistently wonderful pitch-generating and pitc...
Visual Illusions and the Nature of Visual Experience
In the last few months, I’ve had some real joy and benefit from reading posts by and engaging with the philosopher, cognitive scientist and meditation teacher . A good example of a post I find useful is the recent “Take Mandik’s Imaginary P...
What Is It Like to Be a Colour-Blind Bat?
All this talk about bat echolocation is becoming tiresome, so I’m gonna talk about bat vision instead. Mostly about human vision, actually, but it applies to bats too. At least to some degree.
Normally functioning human eyes have three ki...
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