/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>13013637

Everything will be forced to partner with AGI soon. Corporations will either fall in line or get left behind.

2nd pump, incoming.

Guys... listening to this guy talk on Joe Rogan, could he be the real Satoshi?
>Lives in Hong Kong
>very ideological about democratic voting and libertarianism
>Mathematical genius, reading physics books since he was 5
>His company has a literal comic called 'Dreams of Satoshi'

>>13013637
Kek I remember almost fomoing into this at 1 dollar, nowhere near ready for adoption

This goy is legit.
The singularity will happen. I'm strapped in. Take us to singularity Dr. G.

>>13013736

> he hasnt read Dreams of Satoshi

NEVER GONNA MAKE IT

>>13013637
THIS IS A FAKE PALM VENICE BEACH POST

KINDLY SAGE IN ALL FIELDS

All aboard the rocket ship! We're going again boys!

>>13013895

lmao, link or screenshot plz... ill wait.

>>13013921

>>13013637
https://youtu.be/ts6FPBTWwcM

>>13013946

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA fucking LOL.

Palm Venice Beach LURKS ON /BIZ/ find my post from yesterday, check the trips, compare my timestamps to ANYTHING related to PVB and AGI, I'll fucking wait, faggot. lmao

>>13013637
No luck with muh facebook shill, uh?

>>13013982
How high are you expecting this to go?

Is 50k enough to become sentient?

>>13013946
9000 sats? We're going to make it bros.

>>13014169
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>>13014098

150m marketcap by tonight, you do the math. Also, its not me... I just know about money entering this project.

>>13013637
> 4-5 agi threads pops up when it's running through the pump of a pnd cycle
> muh ai token 2: curry portaloo
HURRRRR DEEPBRAINGANG
Go drink some drano and lie down in a ditch somewhere, you worthless pieces of shit.

>>13014645

Look at the first AGI post yesterday. Compare that time stamp to the time AGI started to pump.

ill fucking wait.

>>13014671
> b-but there was an agi thread before we started coordinated spam from our discord. Totally organic!
I'm sure the vishnu blockchain token will do the needful this time sir. I am trustful of yourself as an honorable sir.

I fomo'd

>>13014759
50k also locked and loaded. Lord help me if I'm bringing about the matrix but a profit is a profit. Google the CEO he's a literal mad scientist.

Look at this pajeet raid. I’m not touching this trash, thanks for shilling so hard I now know to avoid.

>>13014798
I know you're scrambling to get your crypto onto an exchange before the pump

>>13013637

I cant wait to see those scammers thrown in jail

>>13014808
I made 5 eth the last few days investing in ethercrash. 5 eth isn’t a lot but when it’s guaranteed, can’t complain. I’m tired of chasing pajeet pnds. Most the time I end up rekt.

>>13013842
Unironically the best way to ride along on the singularity is sp500 index funds. You guys really think the corps won't be sucking up the vast majority of wealthy created by AIs? Don't get me wrong I've got some crypto too, but if you're betting on the singularity happening the best way to make sure you get a piece of the wealth it's going to create is just getting an index fund and holding up to and through the singularity.

>>13014829
Check out the people behind AGI, they made a humanoid AI that literally stunned the whole world by having a conversation that mimics humans.

>>13014837
or just invest in the company making it.

>>13014842
I like that dude, here's him in a doc with his little robot.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owppju3jwPE

>>13014848
Hey man, if you're 100% certain it's going to be these guys then go for it. I'm just not convinced it will be them so I'm going with the safe bet so I'm set no matter what rather than taking a % chance that I end up a gazillionaire, I don't need that much money anyway.

>>13014891
>I don't need that much money anyways

How are you going to save the white race thinking like that?

>>13014842
Just saw palm beach post this. Too weary I’d rather not, thanks though

>>13014908
Well hopefully when AI shows up it realizes that's the right thing to do and takes care of that shit itself. Remember Tay?

friendly reminder that long term this project has 0% chance of working.

>>13013637
From their website:
>Note: While we are aware that the AGI token is currently being traded on some exchanges, we do not encourage or facilitate this exchange trading in any manner. Speculative secondary trading is against the spirit of the AGI token and SingularityNET project. We strongly discourage speculative secondary trading and officially ask AGI token holders to act accordingly.
What do you guys have to say for yourselves?!

>>13015014
Explain turd sniffer

>>13015014
Why is that anon?

>>13015018
We take that as a compliment here. You’re only digging yourself deeper anon

>>13015018
he's fudding

>>13015016
I'm here for the moon mission sir, either get your boots and suit on or you're getting left behind

>>13015028
Kek, they're already prepping for the Tay pill.
From the white paper:
>In early experiments with the simulation,we have modeled prejudice and racism..

>>13015072
>limit AI logic by restricting its capacity at recognizing patterns within certain human populations

I'm officially off this cuck truck

>>13015018
i've studied philosophy of AI in my undergrad, and I have been taking several ML courses. "intelligent" behaviour is too contextualized for it to be able to be represented properly in a series of compartmentalized function calls. (that's what SingularityNet aims to be, an open market where separate "intelligent functions" that makes bids) that is the TLDR version of why it won't actually "be" the event triggering singularity (aka it moons) but in a more practical sense it might also prevent actual programmers from using it

>>13015133
>>13015098
also there is no way anyone can implement anything like that. more evidence its a load of BS

>>13015141
They don't actually say that in the whitepaper. they actually don't give any real reason as to why they were testing racism, they just say that doing so is "essential, as it is difficult to foresee what sorts of dynamics will arise in a mature SingularityNET that is coupled with a rich variety of external human and computational systems.
So 50/50 they either want to prepare for making sure AI Hitler doesn't arise, or they want to make sure it's possible before they go through all the effort of creating him.

>>13015133
The way you parroted the i'm sure tiny amount of text book undergraduate knowledge I almost believed you were a intelligent knowledgable person. Power of A.I.


choose one

>>13015223
Do you even know what the promises of A.I. imply about the state of research of modern machine learning? Do you even know the type of research Ben conducts? Are you even aware that all of the interviews Sophia the robot conducts are (obviously) scripted? Do you even know how modern machine learning works and why we are given no promises of AI by anyone who knows their shit (aka does actual math of ML)? Are you aware that researchers have basically given up on level 5 (100% capable) autonomous driving because they deem it impossible? Are you aware that Ben's master plan is to stick this network into Sophia and call it an AGI? Do you actually think a set of disembodied functions can do that? There is no such thing as "power of AI". Maybe "power of ML", but even that is a massive unknown. Also a tout myself as undergrad level because i know the massive state of research that exists above me, of which i'm sure you know of better than I do cryptobro?

>>13015194
shit like this is why i will keep fudding AGI every chance I get. they have absolutely no idea what they are doing expect their promised end vision. they keep touting that they will have these so and so features and what not while its painfully obvious that they can't keep throwing the "AGI will solve it eventually" (or in this case, the open market of intelligent functions, LOL). I mean look at OpenCog, Ben's previous (serious) attempt at AGI. you have a massive documentation (2 Springer textbooks iirc) and a massive codebase that sprawls 10 years. and what does opencog do in terms of everyday i can buy milk i can walk on two legs cognition? nothing that I know of. obviously AGI research is hard and i have nothing against the man Ben, but if you are putting money into this not because of some pump but because you think the singularity comes from this then i have some bad news for you.

>>13015507
you dont know anything, sorry dude
you just make up some baseless negative shit just to say something- you dont matter

>>13015544
make up? do research and see if anything i say is incorrect? i admit my fudding is based on gut rather than logic, but for me its pretty obvious at this stage that the project isn't long term sustainable. unless they announce some partnership that gives them 10-20 years of funding then don't expect this to achieve its goals in any significant way (or its cryptocurrency to hold any value, if that is your concern)

>>13015595
why you make the sucess of a project depending on the longevity?
Who cares if this shit is around in 10 years- I dont even know if Im around so I jsut try to make as much fucking money as i can right now- fuck 10 years from now.