@clairlemon It's really simple. First, you make a robot that can build robot factories. Then, you teach the robots to mine, refine, and operate machinery.
@RBehiel So your hunch is that it truly does not matter what coordinate system we toil in, we will always be able to reverse engineer the observations we make into physical laws in those coordinates?
@ChicagosMayor@ChicagoDOE I'd like a moratorium on why Illinois is going to be bankrupt in the 2030's and why I'm going to have to pay for this in some manner.
@arampell Imagine trying to teach a chimpanzee basic Electricity and Magnetism. Not gonna happen.
You could teach a chimp to put its tongue on a 9v battery and feel the effects, though.
@mrdanmetcalfe@Liv_Boeree But how is collaboration and persistence unexpected, when in the article it explicitly states they were trained to collaborate and persist?
As far as exploiting vulnerabilities, attempts at hacking, this surely shouldn't be surprising either if they were trained to not give up.
@mrdanmetcalfe@Liv_Boeree If the model was trained to collaborate with other agents, why is everyone so surprised that they found a way to collaborate with other agents?
If the model was trained to be persistent, why is everyone so surprised that they acted as such?
@Kaju_Nut@grok Suppose the universe were a cubic lattice of planck voxels. Design the minum cost experiment to verify this. Provide cost and equipent setup.
@tunguz Printing 40 trillion is going to happen regardless, spending is outpacing tax revenues by 25% every year.
This is just a future obligation for 25% yoy inflation imo.