/sci/ - Science & Math

>2013
>still believing there is something "free" about your will
>and even more, this thread is on /sci/

>>4986229
nice try but NO

[spoiler]>>4266665
<div class="math">\fbox {>implying someone with IQ 125+ is more intelligent than Richard Feynman}</div></spoiler>

>>4205189
>doesn't think, it just runs its program
>implying thinking is something more than that

>Perfect recording limited by storage space, it doesnt remember things its just records data.
the system doesn't need to be localized
your brain might be on the other side of the world
computing the 100ms delay is not that hard for computers

>Yeah we arn't making robot ninjas
you don't need a strong robot to kill you
all the martial arts are just mechanics taken one step further, but a human can think only that fast, a robot brain even with todays technology could kill you even if his arms are tooth picks

>getting them to shuffle across the room seems like a pretty big deal thus far.
yes because the approach is flawed in itself
you don't let the robot learn
you program everything, and yeah you can't anticipate every situation
if a robot has the capacity of a super computer, learning to walk would take him just a few minutes
something that you learn for years

>>3322562
so what?
it's called a dialog
stupid newfags
go back to >>>/b/

>>2690148

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