@Scobleizer@simulatedLiam Most people pronounce certain words uniquely, there's no way it can pick up on that nuance in a few seconds. Yet it's essential to have something that truly sounds like you.
@JimDMiller@simoj_ Given that the mechanism of QI is first-person continuity, it's often much easier for the mind to forget the death-event and continue in a branch with a different history than it is for the mind to integrate an inexplicable saving event.
@gideonstorytllr@JimDMiller@IsaacKing314 Consciousness "jumps" ahead through sleep more easily than staying up all night, because during the day there is more to be conscious of.
@JimDMiller@UnderwaterBepis Most people pass out or become less conscious before they hit the excruciating pain, so your first person experience will continue in a different timeline.
@priestessofdada I've never seen one that can adequately detect leaky abstractions and other subtleties that balloon complexity beyond what a human can fully comprehend.
Which is largely just asking AI to explain itself, presuming the code's complexity is even reducible to human level explanation - which isn't guaranteed, and may well not be the case in the future. It's feasible to create code that simply cannot be understood in its entirety by a human.