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2 years ago

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From: Making Sense with Sam Harris #39 - Free Will Revisited (with Daniel Dennett)

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Pio +4 others

2 years ago

Hh

"But what I can show mathematically liken from the network of these simple, conscious agents. Aiken build networks that simulate Selves that simulate intelligence that have memories and so forth, so so that that version. If that's what people mean by pan Sikhism, then then it's equivalent what I'm saying. But I like to just call my theory conscious realism because I want to be very, very clear tha..."

From: Donald Hoffman - The Case Against Reality

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Pio +539 others

3 years ago

4 Fundamental Theories - D. Deutsch

"Four most fundamental ideas underlying all other ones are: Quantum Physics, Theory of evolution, Theory of computation and Theory of knowledge which is usually not even considered part of science, but those were the four strands.
Give me a quick synopsis of each of the four quantum theory is the language that all other theories in physics are expressed in and it
sort of constrains the kinds of i..."

From: What is Ultimate Reality? | Closer To Truth

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Pio +277 others

3 years ago

Warren Buffett is indefinite, indeterminate pessimist

"Buffett ultimate strategy of orientation of all his businesses into insurance-firms-in-disguise is spot on. Buffett is the indefinite, indeterminate pessimist.

There's a way in which um you know, one of the natural drift is for something from finance to insurance. Um I I tend to I'm not gonna give my whole uh anti Warren Buffett lecture here, but I think, I think there's a way in which Buffett ..."

From: Peter Thiel: You Are Not a Lottery Ticket

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Pio +136 others

3 years ago

Creativity is a communicative act, not just novelty.

"You have to have in mind what counts as art, what counts as a creative artistic act. I take it that just doing something new isn't sufficient. I mean we say that good art is original but not everything that's never been done before is good art. So there has to be more than just doing something new. It has to be somehow doing something new in a way that speaks to the audience or speaks to some port..."

From: Sean Kelly: Existentialism, Nihilism, and the Search for Meaning | Lex Fridman Podcast

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Pio +949 others

3 years ago

The reason for collapse of complex societies

"There's a book about collapse of complex societies
the single cause of collapse of complex societies, teams, organizations, our lives
it's the same thing, when problems come along with solve with more complexity, and it continues and continues until the complexity is so high it requires the resources of all of the society just to maintain the complexity, now the society becomes incredibly fragil..."

From: What is Essentialism? How the Disciplined Pursuit of Less will Change Your Life | feat. Greg McKeown

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Pio +111 others

5 years ago

Interface is not the truth

"We're entitled to take to take them literally the reason we have to take them seriously. His evolution shaped them to keep us alive. So if you see a cliff, don't step off. If you see a snake, don't grab it unless you know what you're doing. If you see a train, don't jump in front. You have to take it seriously, but that does not logically entitle us to take it literally. So as a result, it's not..."

From: Donald Hoffman - The Case Against Reality

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Pio +580 others

5 years ago

What is reality?

"It's a Twitter-verse or Facebook, a big social network of conscious agents. That's the reality. They're not in space and time there. They're just consciousness is interacting with each other as they interact, they are passing experiences back and forth. And there is an infinite twitterverse. Unfinished set of consciousness is out there in this in this big social universe...."

From: Donald Hoffman - The Case Against Reality

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Pio +360 others

5 years ago

Can we solve autonomous driving in the next few years?

"So just as a last question, your sense from the big picture from the first principles, Do you think you kind of answered already? But do you think autonomous driving something weaken solve on a timeline of years? So 1235 10 years, as opposed to a century just to linger in a little longer. Where's the confidence coming from? Is it the fundamentals of the problem, The fundamentals of building the h..."

From: Jim Keller: Elon Musk and Tesla Autopilot | AI

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Pio +263 others

5 years ago

Challenging your assumptions is most important

"You think you have an understanding about what first principles of something is. And then you talk to Elon about it and you you didn't scratch the surface. You know, he has a deep belief.  No matter what you do is a local maximum.  I had a friend. He invented a better electric motor. And, uh, it was like a lot better than what we were using. And when they came by, he said, You know, I'm a little d..."

From: Jim Keller: Elon Musk and Tesla Autopilot | AI

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Pio +856 others

5 years ago

The great recession was driven by the narrative of "Great Depression"

"And can you give me examples of something recent that happened because of a narrative? A strong narrative? Yeah. Uh, okay, The great recession. We named it the great recession in honor of another narrative, which is the Great Depression. Now you would think that people would be forgetting about the Great Depression that was 1929 and into the well into the thirties, like 10 years of economic slowdo..."

From: How Viral Stories Impact Major Economic Events | Davos 2020

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Pio +351 others

5 years ago

We are building new species

"I am concerned because we are building new species that has the capability of exceeding us, exceeding our abilities, breed itself, take over the world. Absolutely. We don’t know the degree to which we control it. So I’m concerned, I don’t have anything to add to it, it’s such a grey area. It never happened in history...."

From: Judea Pearl: Causal Reasoning, Counterfactuals, Bayesian Networks, and the Path to AGI | AI Podcast

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Pio +214 others

5 years ago

De-aging: “Spare parts” for your body

"Reversing  dementia: day after day, the drug accumulates in the brain. So we've also done functional tests. You know, we've looked at cognition, spatial memory, motor function, even anxiety levels. Everything goes back to normal. And besides these, you know, I'm not showing every program we have, but we have an official program where we are able to grow new hair, so that one is currently in phase ..."

From: Osman Kibar Phd (Restoring the health of any tissue in the body to a previous state)

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Pio +424 others

5 years ago

Where will A.I. be in 10 years?

"We will have systems that sound today to be impossible. They'll be smarter than humans in every way. Machines will actually feel to most people like they can think subjectively, I think that we will have a number of businesses started, hopefully, some spun out of OpenAI that  look like they're on a path to be bigger than any corporation that currently exists in the world. I think we will have syst..."

From: 2019 Keynote Discussion Sam Altman and Vinod Khosla

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Pio +188 others

5 years ago

What is the future of A.I.

"Meta programming and program synthesis is really the future.
I think as we generalize deep learning and we improve program synthesis, basically machine learning is about creating a program that solves a task automatically. So currently, if you just use gradient descent to do these, then you can solve certain tasks with certain engineering effort. But if you have more sophisticated software synthe..."

From: Scale AI - Interview with Christian Szegedy

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Pio +877 others

5 years ago

What is death?

"We're 26 billion cells. Each one of those cells knows what it is and what it has to be. Aging is caused because cells lose their packaging and then eventually cells lose their identity. Disease ensues, cells check out, they become zombie-like then our organs fail and we die. But until recently, we had no idea why that was happening. So the packaging is the really important part because much like t..."

From: This Harvard Professor Explains the Secret to Aging in Reverse | David Sinclair on Health Theory

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Pio +580 others

5 years ago

Humans don't use up resources, they create new ones

"The guy to go to on this is Julian Simon. He was an economist mostly active in the late 20th century, and he wrote a book called The Ultimate Resource. And he addressed this issue on the theoretical level, addressed this issue of resource depletion. Actually, the ultimate resource is the human mind, and the more human minds there are out there working to solve problems and come up with new technol..."

From: Venture Stories by Village Global: The Roots of Progress with Robert Tracinski and Jason Crawford

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Pio +691 others

5 years ago

Most startups should “plan to build a plan”

"Most startups should “plan to build a plan”.  Many of you have heard this analogy from me. Think of it as being on one of these British roundabouts. There’s six roads you can take. You can take the road you think you want to take and go down there, but you will only get to where that road is leading. It's okay, especially when you're burn rate  is really, really low to go around in circles, ..."

From: Using Failure as a Tool - Vinod Khosla, Founder of Khosla Ventures

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Pio +560 others

5 years ago

The courage of your convictions is really important

"If your vision's wrong, having 18 months or cash isn't gonna help you. Discovering what's right as quickly as possible or doing something different is important, but you have to have the courage of your convictions because everybody outside believes what you're doing can't be done or shouldn't be done or nobody needs it. You heard that from Airbnb. Nobody wanted or thought you needed that product...."

From: Using Failure as a Tool - Vinod Khosla, Founder of Khosla Ventures

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Pio +371 others

5 years ago

A.I. now exceeds human abilities

"So it's now 60 years after the introduction of the Perceptron. It's only recently I mean, like the last couple of years, that we have now achieved a computational density that could support neural nets for a human level ability...."

From: Ray Kurzweil (USA) at Ci2019 - The Future of Intelligence, Artificial and Natural

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Pio +855 others

5 years ago

Optimize for flexibility

"Persistence is really important. Give yourself a chance to be lucky, the right things to happen. People also optimized too much. I actually think the most important thing for startups and frankly, I believe about society about anything is not to optimize for flexibility part for for X y like true put in the database, but to optimize for flexibility that lets you make those adjustments that changes..."

From: Using Failure as a Tool - Vinod Khosla, Founder of Khosla Ventures

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Pio +34 others

5 years ago

The gap between knowing and doing it is mile wide

"Lean isn't always possible. If you're building a satellite system, there are some things you have to do. You can do lots of experiments. But in the end there are some things that just take more time, more money and a lot of the hard things take money, persistence, time patients, a lot of things that go against some of the things I've talked about startup culture...."

From: Using Failure as a Tool - Vinod Khosla, Founder of Khosla Ventures

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Pio +778 others

5 years ago

Good futurists should be good historians

"Wouldn't it be strange if different laws of physics applied in the eighth century or the 20th century or the 25th century. I think that looking at the past, the present and the future, we learn things for all of them. Good futurists should in fact be good historians. Good sociologists of today should end up being good futurists, but few people make that mental leap. I think we will have to because..."

From: Civilization: Institutions, Knowledge, and the Future

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Pio +240 others

5 years ago

What is the cost of lives never lived?

"And the last point here is that civilizational collapse has the problem of mass death. I'm gonna give an example a little bit later. Some people have questioned oh, you know, Rome never really fell. What happened was a social transformation. Well, yeah, it's a transformation, but with an intellectual dark age, it's the cost of lives, never lived exceptional lives, incredible lives. The cost of the..."

From: Civilization: Institutions, Knowledge, and the Future

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Pio +277 others

5 years ago

How Tesla Smart Summon works

"This video is showing you road edges that we are interested in for the purpose of Smart Summon, because we have to understand where we can be in this environment, so we want to avoid the curbs in this case. Now, here we are making predictions in the image, and then we are, of course, casting them out and stitching them up across space and time to understand a sort of the layout of the scene around..."

From: PyTorch at Tesla - Andrej Karpathy, Tesla

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Pio +577 others

5 years ago

Destruction of wealth is a tragedy

"I think human ends are supreme. But I think we should agree that all else equal, it's good for humans to have tools. It's good for humans to have homes and so on. So whenever there's a destruction of wealth, this is a tragedy. Wealth is not bad. Some people believe in decadence and some people believe you can only create wealth by taking it away from someone else. I think neither is the case. I th..."

From: Civilization: Institutions, Knowledge, and the Future

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Pio +782 others

5 years ago

What is Intellectual Dark Matter?

"Now, maybe there's something invisible holding our society together in the exact same way a spinning galaxy: Intellectual dark matter. I think we are standing on a large tower of intellectual dark matter, and some of the dark matter has been lost for good, and some of it is still with us. And sometimes, unfortunately, I think we're living on the fumes of institutions that remain on autopilot. But ..."

From: Civilization: Institutions, Knowledge, and the Future

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Pio +324 others

5 years ago

Danger of fake institutions

"You can have an institution that on the surface is a company. On the surface is a church. On the surface is an institute, but the real story is that the humans involved are not coordinated and they don't know what they're doing. However, people are very good at imitating each other. So what happens is they have a simple group narrative, but not much more...."

From: Civilization: Institutions, Knowledge, and the Future

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Pio +857 others

5 years ago

Cynicism can impede action

"One of the reasons I appreciate a more positive outlook on the world is because I think it's the people that believe they can build things that end up learning things and are the people that end up maintaining the systems that the more cynical rely on. I feel that when it comes to human bias cynicism can be realism. But cynicism can impede action, and optimism can be blindness. But you know you'll..."

From: Civilization: Institutions, Knowledge, and the Future

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Pio +528 others

5 years ago

ML training to become as compiling code

"I want to  hit “compile” and I want to have it run in the background. When that happens, a data set is generated that is larger than anything that can become collected and annotated today, the model trained and analyzed and basically continuously optimized until it's saturated, in the same amount of time it takes to compile code, and so it is getting a little technical here, but the impact of ..."

From: Kyle Vogt (Cruise) Keynote - MIT AI Conference 2019

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Pio +622 others

5 years ago

Dark Ages for Machine Learning

"It’s the equivalent of having a C++ program and you want to compile it? It takes two weeks, like, imagine trying to debug that, um, that's basically the world we're living in right now where the iteration cycle is on the order of days or weeks...."

From: Kyle Vogt (Cruise) Keynote - MIT AI Conference 2019

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Pio +705 others

5 years ago

AV tech is pushing ML field forward

"I think you might see some of the greatest innovation in Machine Learning and computing technologies driven almost entirely by the autonomous driving sector. And that's mostly because the demands for the technology are so extreme...."

From: Kyle Vogt (Cruise) Keynote - MIT AI Conference 2019

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Pio +287 others

5 years ago

Tesla working on “Operation Vacation”

"The North Star for the team working on autonomous self-driving tech is something we internally call - someone jokingly referred to as “Operation Vacation”. And the idea is that as long as the data labeling team is around and they're curating and improving our data, everything else can, in principle, be automated and so we could actually go on a vacation and the self driving AI improves by defa..."

From: PyTorch at Tesla - Andrej Karpathy, Tesla

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Pio +837 others

5 years ago

In ‘29 A.I. will pass Turing Test

"I believe that in 2029, that's in another 10 years, and we already have these types of models that could do this, A.I. will pass the Turing test. With the increasing computation and increasing mastery of every human skill, we'll have both mastered human responses, which is what the Turing test is about, as well as an AI that could master every human skill in every define-able area going way past h..."

From: Ray Kurzweil (USA) at Ci2019 - The Future of Intelligence, Artificial and Natural

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Pio +288 others

5 years ago

A.I. now exceeds human abilities

"So it's now 60 years after the introduction of the Perceptron. It's only recently I mean, like the last couple of years, that we have now achieved a computational density that could support neural nets for a human level ability...."

From: Ray Kurzweil (USA) at Ci2019 - The Future of Intelligence, Artificial and Natural

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Pio1000 +289 others

5 years ago

Quantum weirdness does worry me

"But quantum weirdness does worry me. But I'd like to think that although, um, our view of the world is no doubt shaped by the need to survive in, as I said in In In in Africa to hunting buffalos and things Um, I think I want to say that is such a thing as objective truth...."

From: An Evening with Richard Dawkins & Brian Greene in NYC on Nov 1st 2018

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Tom +107 others

5 years ago

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From: Jeff Hawkins: Thousand Brains Theory of Intelligence | Artificial Intelligence (AI) Podcast

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Pio1000 +261 others

5 years ago

Is there alien intelligent life out there?

"I would say that intelligent life has and will exist elsewhere in the universe. I'll say that there's a question about contemporaneous intelligent life, which is hard to even answer. When we think about relativity in the nature of space time, I can't say what exactly is this time someplace else in the world. I do worry about the filter idea, which is that perhaps intelligent species don't last ver..."

From: Jeff Hawkins: Thousand Brains Theory of Intelligence | Artificial Intelligence (AI) Podcast

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Pio1000 +917 others

5 years ago

A.I. doesn’t have to be human-like

"Intelligence is the neocortex. It is not the entire brain! The goal is not to make a human. The goal is not to make an emotional system. The goal is not to make a system that wants to have sex and reproduce. Why would I build that? If I want to have a system that wants to reproduce, have sex, make bacteria, make computer viruses. Those are bad things. Don't do that. Those are really bad. Don't do ..."

From: Jeff Hawkins: Thousand Brains Theory of Intelligence | Artificial Intelligence (AI) Podcast

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Pio1000 +103 others

5 years ago

When I go to bed, it’s like death 💀

"Every night I go to bed, it's like dying. And what if I didn't wake up, it wouldn't matter to me. If only I knew that was gonna happen that would be bothersome. Nobody knows that. How would I know? No one. So imagine I was a loner, and I lived in Alaska, and I lived out there and there's no animals. Nobody knew I existed. I was just eating these roots all the time, and nobody knew I was there. And..."

From: Jeff Hawkins: Thousand Brains Theory of Intelligence | Artificial Intelligence (AI) Podcast

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Pio1000 +353 others

5 years ago

Model 3 wins Golden Wheel award 🥇

"We may have the biggest surprise in our test field. The jurors think the Tesla Model 3 is cool. But of course you get no points for just being cool. It scores for agility, for the equipment and for its low cost of ownership. And as you already said of all the testimonies the Model 3 collects more points than any other finalist...."

From: The Golden Steering Wheel 2019 Awards: These are the best cars of the year!

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Piotr Motykiewicz +206 others

5 years ago

Tertiary layer = super intelligence

"It's the cortex and limbic system. And then there's a tertiary layer, which will be digital super intelligence. And I think there's room for optimism, given that the cortex is very intelligent and limbic system is not. And yet they work together. Well, perhaps they could be a tertiary layer where digital super intelligence lies and that that will be vastly more intelligent than the cortex but stil..."

From: Elon Musk: Neuralink, AI, Autopilot, and the Pale Blue Dot | Artificial Intelligence (AI) Podcast

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Piotr Motykiewicz +329 others

5 years ago

The monkey brain is steering us

"Ultimately, we currently operate on two layers, we have limbic system, our operative brain layer, which is where all of our impulses are coming from. It's sort of what we've got. We've got like a monkey brain with a computer stuck on top of it. That's the human brain, and a lot of our impulses and everything are turned by the monkey brain. And the computer of the cortex is constantly trying to mak..."

From: Elon Musk: Neuralink, AI, Autopilot, and the Pale Blue Dot | Artificial Intelligence (AI) Podcast

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Piotr Motykiewicz +399 others

5 years ago

A.I. will out-think us

"If we parse them out and say look towards the future, where AI will be able to out think us in every way, then the answer is unequivocally yes...."

From: Elon Musk: Neuralink, AI, Autopilot, and the Pale Blue Dot | Artificial Intelligence (AI) Podcast

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Piotr Motykiewicz +690 others

5 years ago

The belief in belief of God

"There are more people who believe in belief in God than believe in God. Well, how do I know that? Well, all the people who actually believe in God also believe in believe. I mean, I don't know about you, but I have not really encountered anybody who goes around saying, Oh, and I just wish I could get rid of this belief in God. It's so embarrassing, you know? You know, if you believe in God, you're..."

From: Good Reasons for "Believing" in God - Dan Dennett, AAI 2007

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Piotr Motykiewicz +717 others

5 years ago

Can u covert CO2 into batteries?

"Combination of materials helps make the first carbon neutral lithium carbon dioxide battery with much more efficiency on long lasting life cycle, which will enable it to be used in advanced energy storage systems. End quote. We are producing several gigatons of carbon there exciting us every year, so that's a really big number on. We need to get rid of this. Not only we can remediate carbon, they'..."

From: Carbon Dioxide Battery Breakthrough

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Piotr Motykiewicz +296 others

5 years ago

Free will and degrees of freedom

" When you talk about degrees of freedom my arms, my wrist on my shoulder, my elbow, those joints, there's three degrees of freedom right, there are in control theory, it's all about how you control the degrees of freedom. And if we look around the world, we can see that some things have basically no degrees of freedom that rock over there. And some things like you and me have uncountable many degr..."

From: Making Sense with Sam Harris #39 - Free Will Revisited (with Daniel Dennett)

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Piotr Motykiewicz +174 others

5 years ago

New Lithium Battery is 7x better

" Researchers at the University of Illinois of the first to show that lithium carbon dioxide batteries could be designed to operate in a fully rechargeable manner. Their prototype can manage 500 consecutive charge and discharge cycles. Lithium carbon dioxide batteries are an attractive energy storage system because they have a specific energy density that's more than seven times current batteries. ..."

From: Carbon Dioxide Battery Breakthrough

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