• Naz@sh.itjust.works
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    Interesting. I recall a phenomenon by which inorganic matter was given a series of criterion and it adapted based on changes from said environment, eventually forming data which it then learned from over a period of millions of years.

    It then used that information to build the world wide web in the lifetime of a single organism and cast doubt on others trying to emulate it.

    But I see your point.

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        Not me dawg, I am highly non linear (pls donate to my gofundme for spinal correction)

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          My dog does linear algebra everytime he pees on a fire hydrant so that he only pees for the exact amount of time needed. Similarly, when I drain my bath tub, it acts as a linear algebra machine that calculates how long it takes for the water to drain through a small hole.

          Is this a fun way to look at the world that allows us to more readily build computational devices from our environment? Definitely. Is it useful for determining what is intelligence? Not at all.

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              Where the fuck was the insult? Wild

              You’re the one making incoherent illogical driveby comments, clown

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              Yes, and that was a stupid argument unrelated to the point made that evolution used this raw data to do things, thus raw data in LLMs will lead to AGI. You just wanted debate points for ‘see somewhere there is data in the process of things being alive’. Which is dumb gotcha logic which drags all of us down and makes it harder to have normal conversations about things. My reply was an attempt to make you see this and hope you would do better.

              I didn’t call you stupid, I called the argument stupid, but if the shoe fits.

              E: the argument from the person before you ‘evolution was created us with a lot of data and then we created the internet’ is also silly of course, as if you just go ‘well raw data created evolution’ then no matter how we would get AGI (say it is build out of post quantum computers in 2376) this line of reasoning would say it comes from raw data, so the whole conversation devolves into saying nothing.

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                No no see, since everything is information this argument totally holds up. That one would need to categorize and order it for it to be data is such a silly notion, utterly ridiculous and unnecessary! Just throw some information in the pool and stir, it’ll evolve soon enough!

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                  The number of rocks in my garden is information. Yet, despite counting them all, I have not found AGI. So I must need more information than that.

                  Clearly, counting all the rocks in Wales should do it. So much counting.

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          The sensory inputs are a continuous stream of environmental data.