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nillouise t1_j9cm8n6 wrote
Reply to Would you play a videogame with AI advanced enough that the NPCs truly felt fear and pain when shot at? Why or why not? by MultiverseOfSanity
I think see the the real world ending is more funny, why have to play the game? The world in the ending must more meaningful and interesting?
Won't you want to see the world ending? Why?
GayHitIer t1_j9clqox wrote
ChronoPsyche t1_j9cl7aq wrote
Reply to Would you play a videogame with AI advanced enough that the NPCs truly felt fear and pain when shot at? Why or why not? by MultiverseOfSanity
I'd play the game but I'd be on their side to protect them from the psychopaths trying to harm them.
Civilized_Doofus t1_j9cl1g9 wrote
Reply to comment by MultiverseOfSanity in Whatever happened to quantum computing? by MultiverseOfSanity
a virtual wormhole, kinda like in the movies
ShoonSean t1_j9ckq9n wrote
Reply to Would you play a videogame with AI advanced enough that the NPCs truly felt fear and pain when shot at? Why or why not? by MultiverseOfSanity
Hell no. It would be cool to have more advanced AI react to combat and whatnot more realistically, but making them feel the fear and pain they're otherwise simply emulating is psychotic.
Iffykindofguy t1_j9ckhcg wrote
Reply to Would you play a videogame with AI advanced enough that the NPCs truly felt fear and pain when shot at? Why or why not? by MultiverseOfSanity
It would make the games horrible. I play videogames for the fantasy.
Zestybeef10 t1_j9ck37l wrote
What makes you think any biological creature would not be replaced by AI?
MultiverseOfSanity OP t1_j9cj9wy wrote
Reply to comment by lurk-moar in Would you play a videogame with AI advanced enough that the NPCs truly felt fear and pain when shot at? Why or why not? by MultiverseOfSanity
That's more or less where I got the idea.
superluminary t1_j9cj0t8 wrote
Reply to comment by ilive12 in Whatever happened to quantum computing? by MultiverseOfSanity
Slight over exaggeration here. In one study they extended mouse life by six weeks. In another they made mice appear to age more quickly and were then able to reverse some of the damage they caused. There’s a way to go.
lurk-moar t1_j9cijtj wrote
Reply to Would you play a videogame with AI advanced enough that the NPCs truly felt fear and pain when shot at? Why or why not? by MultiverseOfSanity
Westworld called, it wants its storyline back.
SWATSgradyBABY t1_j9ciec9 wrote
Reply to comment by Practical-Mix-4332 in Whatever happened to quantum computing? by MultiverseOfSanity
Aging cure is all of those
flying-tree-god t1_j9ci63i wrote
Reply to comment by PandaCommando69 in Relevant Dune Quote by johnnyjfrank
Exactly
PandaCommando69 t1_j9ci2y0 wrote
Reply to comment by flying-tree-god in Relevant Dune Quote by johnnyjfrank
I think there's a good argument to be made that a superintelligent human adult would make a better ASI than a freshly born one, because the human ASI would already have experience managing themselves in the world and understanding how it's systems and people work.
MultiverseOfSanity OP t1_j9chh4a wrote
Reply to comment by reallyfunhuh in Whatever happened to quantum computing? by MultiverseOfSanity
Pretty sure I would've heard about a wormhole.
reallyfunhuh t1_j9ch2up wrote
A wormhole was created not so long ago with Google's quantum computer. Just with that I think quantum computing is doing fine
Key_Asparagus_919 t1_j9cg5eu wrote
Noooooooo, I want to write 10 manifestos a second supporting posadism😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
turnip_burrito t1_j9cfvyg wrote
Reply to Would you play a videogame with AI advanced enough that the NPCs truly felt fear and pain when shot at? Why or why not? by MultiverseOfSanity
> Would you play a videogame with AI advanced enough that the NPCs truly felt fear and pain when shot at? Why or why not?
No, wtf? I'm not a psychopath.
> It would certainly make the games more interesting if you knew the NPCs could feel. How would you change your behavior?
I'd treat them like people then.
> The computer can always just generate more NPCs when you kill them, so it isn't as if they would be a precious resource anymore. Nor would they be irreplaceable.
Preciousness is a value judgement, so it's up to the individual to decide whether they're irreplaceable.
adt t1_j9cfoog wrote
Reply to comment by Coderules in Just 50 days into 2023 and there's so much AI development. Compiled a list of the top headlines. by cbsudux
Sheet owner here. There is a source/paper link (mouseover the 🔗) for each achievement in Column H, plus an extract in Column I.
You can read more here or in The Memo:
https://lifearchitect.ai/iq-testing-ai/
- adt
quitepossiblesure t1_j9cf69z wrote
Reply to Would you play a videogame with AI advanced enough that the NPCs truly felt fear and pain when shot at? Why or why not? by MultiverseOfSanity
A game generating infinite consciousnesses capable of thinking and experiencing just to torture them? Hmm
mr_ludd t1_j9cf4s6 wrote
Reply to comment by Sigma_Atheist in Whatever happened to quantum computing? by MultiverseOfSanity
> there is no known quantum algorithm that could break AES-256.
So far...
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Reply to comment by HenryJWaternoose_III in Guys am I weird for being addicted to chatgpt ? by Transhumanist01
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TFenrir t1_j9cevx1 wrote
Reply to comment by Chad_Abraxas in People are Flooding Magazines With AI-Written Fiction Because They Think They’ll Make Money by SnoozeDoggyDog
Have you seen any of Bing's creative writing? It's not yet good enough for any old schmuck to be able to write a compelling story, but it did seem significantly better than ChatGPT. Was wondering if as a professional writer you've seen any difference between the two and if you had any thoughts?
BananaBus43 t1_j9cednx wrote
Reply to Just 50 days into 2023 and there's so much AI development. Compiled a list of the top headlines. by cbsudux
Really cool stuff. I think this should become a monthly mod post or something. It's gonna be cool to see how things develop during the year.
ilive12 t1_j9cco88 wrote
Reply to comment by Practical-Mix-4332 in Whatever happened to quantum computing? by MultiverseOfSanity
It's looking like we may be able to find the cure for aging even without even needing the power of AI: https://youtu.be/U5H3EnGozr0
More or less, the method is already discovered, now it's about testing and making sure the procedure doesn't do more harm than good (without very careful application can easily lead to things like tumors). They have a good handle on reversing aging in mice, they are moving to doing it in monkeys next. Very possible the first person to live to 150 is alive today.
turnip_burrito t1_j9cmw2i wrote
Reply to comment by MultiverseOfSanity in Whatever happened to quantum computing? by MultiverseOfSanity
It was a quantum system that was mathematically equivalent to a wormhole, but wasn't a wormhole that exists in our 4-D spacetime. Relates to the topic of AdS-CFT correspondence.