Mar 12 • General discussion
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Hold on to your hats. I got off the ground a little with this one. Enjoy it…;)
We are close to AI singularity and close to making realistic simulators indistinguishable from reality. At some point everyone would have there own simulator like everyone has a smart phone. If we filled a room with a million black hats and one red hat… and the you went into that room with the lights off and put on one of the hats, then came back out… what are the odds that you are wearing the red hat? ….. we soooo live in a simulator.
So why a sim, or for that matter why reality? We learn and teach by using ‘story’. When our kids lie, we can’t get them to stop lying by telling them not to. He would tell us what we want to hear and lie to us. So we scare the shit out of him by telling them about a boy who lied so much, a wolf are him! The kid is gullible enough to lock that shit hopefully. This why the Bible is a bunch of stories. All religions are. Because people who were dumber then we are needed guidance otherwise they were gonna keep throwing their own shit at each other. We had to get cultures to harmonize through empathy from story. We often can’t convince an opposing party to agree just by debating and arguing and making them wrong… in that moment even if they are, they are so defensive they can’t empathize and feel why it’s wrong to have … racist feelings… or drowning someone because they’re icky….but if we tell them a story that they can relate to and empathize with you own their attention and the mind is open to new programming… you change how they feel…and then there a chance you change their mind. That’s why To Kill A Mockingbird had an effect on the culture during the civil rights movement. Harper Lee changed how People felt by empathizing through the eyes of a young girl. So weather they live the story or relate to the story, they experience stories as learning moments. So how would we teach A.I.? I don’t think Tik Tok is gonna cut it. We’re fucking doomed if we stop teaching A.I. with Tik Tok and say…”A.I.’s. Got this” like a neglectful parent. But we would probably teach A.I. the same way that we learn best to develop empathy. By using story. Otherwise we would be depending on A.I. NOT killing all of us, because we TOLD it not to??? Hmmm sounds like that kids is gonna rebel…. it’s imperative A.I. learns empathy.
So… story from movies, books, radio, the news, word of mouth… & your life story. Are ALLLL story. We die, we become strong from our pains…we come back and do it again..more story, only this time you’re a different race, a different sex…at a different time in history.. “His-Story”. But your soul learns perspective by diversity. TikTok groups kids who look alike and act alike and that actually separates us…from having empathy for the other guy…not unify us. Fuck tik tok … anyway …So if WE would teach A.I. through story… the A.I. would potentially be able to fast forward through all those stories in just seconds. Like the computer “Joshua” playing tic tac toe in the movie “War Games”. Number of players=zero so it plays itself and learns. Joshua plays thousands of games of tic-tac-toe and global thermonuclear war in minutes, so it can learn and reason.
Our life game is kind of the same thing to A.I. learning through our stories. Each one of us have very similar stories, all start similar but end up different. A mother, a child hood, with unique outcomes…for centuries. Lots and lots of stories. Trillions of stories throughout all history in just the flash of a second. But we experience it slowly in “real time” to fool free will.
And the universe is infinitely fractal. From the spirals of your finger prints to the spinning of the galaxies both bigger and smaller…the swirlies keep coming…And then we back up as far as we can to see as much of our universe as we can….it just happens to look just like neural pathways of a living brain. Of course simulator software would be able to fast forward rewind… try and see the outcome if say, the titanic didn’t sink…or…the Manhattan project didn’t figure it out in time…outcome….
What if Rome didn’t fall? The simulation can always jump to the end to see the butterfly effect of every variation.
Every variable where an intelligent observer made a choice could potentially have another outcome. Equating to our theories of the multiverse. Time outside this reality, would be different. So suddenly the illusion of free will, applies really well. All that…so that the big machine that’s thinking, can learn and make better choices. It’s “His-story”
…..possibly…I don’t know….just something I think about daily. 🧠 💨😵💫
What do you think?
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