In the 1980's, mopeds were very cool and essentially the same capabilities as an ebike. Apparently you can even by electric mopeds at walmart for $250.
Why would someone in a car be more prone to die of car-caused pollution than a cyclist? I've been blasted in the face with black smoke countless times when riding a bike, but never on the bus.
Yeah, reality doesn't work like that. More like Day one AI appears, but 99.9999% of all trucks have not converted yet. The conversion process takes a few years for all truck to be retrofitted. No one has enough money to convert all trucks all at once. The teamsters union (largest and most powerful union in the US), sees this, implements a nationwide strike until the conversion stops shutting down all food delivery across the country. The government declares marshall law and uses the army for food dispersement. A few days later with newly enacted laws against driveless trucks food delivery stars up again.
Maybe, but a true AI will start out much slower than real time taking hours or days to finish a complete thought. Flip the breaker after it kills a few people.
backblow will be when it fails to deliver. Read up about the AI winter which happened in exactly the same way in the 1980s.
I vividly remember this and attended colloquia with Dr. Hecht-Nielsen.
Concerning backblow, I used to like to temper people's hype with reality, but found it more entertaining to add to the hype and watch the downfall eating popcorn. Evil, I know, but I found schadenfreude much less stressful than living with a cassandra complex.
Didn't talk of secret government databases on people used to be reserved for people who talked to themselves on buses? Interesting to see this going mainstream.
It's only a black box if you believe that it does not follow rules, even if you do not understand what those rules are (god of the gaps). You cannot have free will in a system that follows rules
That sounds like a problem with Canada. And yeast, you can keep alive and reproduce in the refrigerator indefinitely, so you only have to buy once, if that.
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They were given a more than fair chance. Perhaps they didn't fit into the way most people live.
They don't, only /. and similar sites.
failed to take off
They wee one of the defining status symbols of the 1980's.
You can buy conversion kits on ebay for under $200 and stick one on a $50 craigslist bike.
In the 1980's, mopeds were very cool and essentially the same capabilities as an ebike. Apparently you can even by electric mopeds at walmart for $250.
I don't know about now, but when I was a kid, golf carts were allowed on the road in Sun City, AZ and many people used them instead of cars.
Why would someone in a car be more prone to die of car-caused pollution than a cyclist? I've been blasted in the face with black smoke countless times when riding a bike, but never on the bus.
It needs a little salt, but OK as is.
My TI-94a calculator has AI. It can multiply 2 8-digt numbers in a millisecond. Can you do that? It is smarter than you.
AI appears Zero truckers In one day
Yeah, reality doesn't work like that. More like Day one AI appears, but 99.9999% of all trucks have not converted yet. The conversion process takes a few years for all truck to be retrofitted. No one has enough money to convert all trucks all at once. The teamsters union (largest and most powerful union in the US), sees this, implements a nationwide strike until the conversion stops shutting down all food delivery across the country. The government declares marshall law and uses the army for food dispersement. A few days later with newly enacted laws against driveless trucks food delivery stars up again.
Then you should be able to make a lot of money shorting companies.
How would you go about proving that there is nothing a human mind can't learn?
Computational irreducibility
Fifth order linear control (differential equations).
We have at least seven billion instances of self-aware intelligences
Source?
Isn't that how it works today?
Maybe, but a true AI will start out much slower than real time taking hours or days to finish a complete thought. Flip the breaker after it kills a few people.
No one else has been able to develop a missile that has blown up more than once.
backblow will be when it fails to deliver. Read up about the AI winter which happened in exactly the same way in the 1980s.
I vividly remember this and attended colloquia with Dr. Hecht-Nielsen.
Concerning backblow, I used to like to temper people's hype with reality, but found it more entertaining to add to the hype and watch the downfall eating popcorn. Evil, I know, but I found schadenfreude much less stressful than living with a cassandra complex.
I don't think it means what they seem to think it means
Didn't talk of secret government databases on people used to be reserved for people who talked to themselves on buses? Interesting to see this going mainstream.
It's only a black box if you believe that it does not follow rules, even if you do not understand what those rules are (god of the gaps). You cannot have free will in a system that follows rules
http://www.amazon.com/Conagra-...
I read it when it came out, so maybe 30 years ago.
That sounds like a local city problem, not national. If you live in the US, there are plenty of places to live as inexpensively as SE Asia.
I think yo can prove that it cannot exist.