/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15025488
Fixed.
Non CS bros want AI to be superintelligent so bad. Sorry but as a CS bro it's just not.
Current AI is about as smart as a lizard. Language AI has low-human-level language skills. Art AI has low-human-level art skills. But that's all they can do. It takes the strongest AI we can develop to be as good as a human at a single skill. Hence lizard-level intelligence. A lizard could be as good as a human at a single skill, too, if instead of a lizard brain it had an isolated and functionally cohesive chunk of human brain that on its own is only as complex as a lizard brain.
>>15025688
>ok, so that means there are multiple non-causal things, right?
Outside the universe, probably. But if that's where they are, why would we know about them?