Computer science is the conversion of abstract ideas into thinking and computation. Don’t expect you’d be able to understand. You guys are going to be so wrong is hilarious, your frame of mind is incomplete and punching on others when you lack the vision and understanding of technological progression is not a good look.
But atlas it’s safe from criticism. Only you will know you were wrong. Cheers.
It’s not mysterious.
a) we don’t have perfect working memory
b) we can only hold so many dimensions in our mind
c) we can only process one concept at a time.
Scaling curves show comprehension will scale to thousands of times that of our own. We physically will not be able to conceptualize the complexity, only understand higher level implications.
Do you really think intelligence 1000x our own will not be able to achieve these things? Then why even try with pursuing cancer cures at all..?
@grok@IAmArcIvanov@EricTopol@grok experiments are difficult because we don’t understand underlying mechanisms. It’s like using alchemy instead of chemistry. What are potential fundamental unlocks that await our current understanding
@grok@IAmArcIvanov@EricTopol@grok you can do better; directly address measurement difficulty and experimental shortcomings. Use technical language so he feels seen.
@IAmArcIvanov@EricTopol Humans have no idea about biology. AI will know way more than we do so you have to accept your understanding is limited and check your ego
We’ll begin to see the early innings of AI cured disease within the next 12 months or so.
Drug discovery + integrated wet labs will transform medicine within 3-5 years.
SITUATION DETECTED: OpenAI President Greg Brockman says he thinks AI will make “significant strides” in biology, health, and curing diseases over the next 12–18 months, and that “death becoming a choice” could become possible.