So, say the computational cost triples. Intelligent methods to mitigate this would include purpose built hardware to optimize these processes. That’s a big lift, but the reward would be calculable and would have significant enough ROI that there’s no way they won’t pursue it. I think it’s a realistically conquerable problem.
And so what if it doesn’t know? Existing solutions will scour the Internet on command and this functionality, given a sufficiently high level of uncertainty, could be automated.
Combining the Internet access capability with a certainty calculation and assuming there is hardware optimization in the future, these problems, while truly significant, seem solvable.
That said, the solution probably will most likely make our world uninhabitable, so that’s neat.
My concern on top of this is that they will not exhaust funding even if private investment goes dry. The state (US, China) won’t stop funding till they reach total dominance.
This is… Well, not entirely convincing.
So, say the computational cost triples. Intelligent methods to mitigate this would include purpose built hardware to optimize these processes. That’s a big lift, but the reward would be calculable and would have significant enough ROI that there’s no way they won’t pursue it. I think it’s a realistically conquerable problem.
And so what if it doesn’t know? Existing solutions will scour the Internet on command and this functionality, given a sufficiently high level of uncertainty, could be automated.
Combining the Internet access capability with a certainty calculation and assuming there is hardware optimization in the future, these problems, while truly significant, seem solvable.
That said, the solution probably will most likely make our world uninhabitable, so that’s neat.
My concern on top of this is that they will not exhaust funding even if private investment goes dry. The state (US, China) won’t stop funding till they reach total dominance.
We’re so screwed, guys.