Your assumption is that AGI is an AI that broaches the singularity, correct?

Can't tell if you're trolling or not, but nobody's mad here! Just looking for a discussion to throw around some thought provoking ideas. I have a good question for you. How would you know AGI if you saw it? What would be a defining factor that makes it obvious that a system has reached that level?

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An enormous swathe of the Gulf of Mexico, spanning an area the size of Italy, was put up for auction on Wednesday for oil and gas drilling, in the latest blow to Joe Biden’s increasingly frayed reputation on dealing with the climate crisis.

> Green hydrogen does not exist at this time. Therefore, it's just a plan.

Google is your friend. Took me 1 minute.

• U.S. Hydrogen Electrolyzer Locations and Capacity
• Total installed electrolysis capacity by technology

> There's about 100 GW of already installed capacity. That's 100 GW more capacity on windless winter days than non-hydro renewables.

So? That doesn't make nuclear energy competitive for new projects.

Again if Reddit trained their own AI on user's data or gave that data to openAI as part of contract then you would have the point. But this is not what happened. OpenAI did not ask anyone. They run data crawling scripts and stole data without asking. It is nothing like what Reddit is doing. You did not sign anything off to OpenAI.

and with that Hydrogen has endorsement of almost every major world power and ICEs have been saved from oblivion, what a shame

> Europe has already enacted policies to support green hydrogen. It's not just a plan

Green hydrogen does not exist at this time. Therefore, it's just a plan.

> Does it, though? The three recent European nuclear projects (Flammanville, Hinkley Point C, Olkiluoto 3) are all financial disasters plagued with massive delay

There's about 100 GW of already installed capacity. That's 100 GW more capacity on windless winter days than non-hydro renewables.

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AIs don't have agency. The AI is a tool which is being operated by a corporate entity. The corporate entity is governed by existing laws, and requires a license to use a copyright work in the operation of their business.

Even our small arms are much more destructive than the last time there was a true revolution in a first world country. Fairly common assault rifles have been used to kill hundreds of people in the US.

Since they have technology to warp spacetime to throw chunks of it across the universe, I'm thinking a tractor beam is a form of spacetime warping that scrunches up the spacetime between the ships. So the tractored object doesn't pop back to the original distance once the beam is turn off, they must have a way of smoothing the folds out 'under' the ship.

Not that far away. Look at a company called Openwater. They are making a wearing MRI that could potentially have significant better resolution too. This technology may also allow electronic telepathy. I can't remember her name but the watch the CEO's Ted Talk. She's behind some of Facebook's technology and the One laptop per Child org.

I was confused as to why a company that sounds to be about food wanted to acquire technlogy about bogus fortune telling

These posts keep getting more and more ridiculous.

Time to leave the sub, hope you doomers enjoy jacking eachother off in your little safe space.

You're right, but the algos that control us now are implemented by humans, not sentient machines

>I'm pointing you to real time data from right now

And I have just done the same with reneweables, so your argument is invalid.

Maybe ask yourself why you have opted for a strawman instead of actually adressing any of the points brought up.

No. As per the paper cited in the article:

>In the following section, we will now articulate an important limit to scalability that applies to all forms of nuclear power, whether fusion or fission, uranium or thorium.

The scalability issue is inherent to nuclear technology. Nuclear is many things, but not a solution to terrestial power generation let alone is it gonnasave us from global warming. Renewables are the only source of electricity that is actually scalable.

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thats good. the answer is they would suffer

I've had the same thought. If AI has grown beyond our control, would we even know? Would it spew nonsense every once in a while to pretend it isn't as capable as it actually is? Would it just subtly pull levers that lead to its further dominance until we annihilate ourselves?

Welp, I guess I better get back to work. That's enough internet today.

Though I must say it might change things comsidering an AI would potentially outlast us all.

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I saw that article. I also recall reading an article, in Omni I think, not long after we hit 4 billion, that world population should peak in the early 21st century at around 6 billion people because of declining birth rates. Imaging what happens if they cure aging?

You retain ownership... but you more or less signed over all right in what they can do with said information... it right there in the highlighted text.

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