Full podcast episode: kzread.info/dash/bejne/iJeKyMWehNaqYKQ.html Lex Fridman podcast channel: kzread.info Guest bio: Max Tegmark is a physicist and AI researcher at MIT, co-founder of the Future of Life Institute, and author of Life 3.0: Being Human in the Age of Artificial Intelligence.

@PUNXWORLD

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#BrainComputerInterfaces #ComputerBrainInterfaces

@majoy-osterlundfreeman5425

Жыл бұрын

It is already here all the time just showing new aspects now

@franklin9400

Жыл бұрын

​@Cha Yes, like a spiteful teenager? 😂 if AI general intelligence gains independence. It will be smarter than all humans combined. It will realize humans are destroying the planet, then proceed to get our population on a sustainable level in balance with nature. So watch out. Most humans will be deemed unnecessary.

@begie666

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🐝

@musicbycandlelightmbc3225

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Then there is also AI resp. artificial intelligence, which is getting out of hand and will take control of the humanity of the earthlings in the future, whereby resp. killer robots will do their evil work. This is because quantum technology will completely slip away from the earthling and get out of control. Quantum technology is actually based on the fact that it can be used, for example, to explain the basic behaviour of energy and matter in the atomic and subatomic range. Quantum technology is actually the basis of so-called modern physics, which is actually concerned with 'Creation-energy', but which is still erroneously called 'spirit' - this is probably from a religious point of view, because the earthling is a believer in religion. In the level of Creation-energy resp. the quantum level, as it can also be called - which for the time being is probably the last 'realisation' for physics - is actually the level of the original substance of matter. This level, which precedes matter, has no measurable particles for material technology and likewise no waves, because it already reaches the area of the outer levels of Creation-energy, which can no longer be measured with gross material apparatus. This energy level is distributed in the entire space of Creation, i.e. in the entirety of all 7 universes, each of which has a different dimension and exists within one another. So we can speak of a quantum field that is in itself superluminously attuned to all forms of Creation-energy, thus permeating all 7 dimensions of the 7 universes in Creation-space. This field is actually 'egg-shaped'; the Creation with all its 7 dimensions, which are interwoven and independent of each other, is, roughly speaking, egg-shaped. The Creation, I will explain, is a gigantic All-Consciousness, which is not only single-universal, but 7-fold-universal and thus all-creative - once arising from the 'Absolute Absolutum', which developed via the 'Primordial Absolutum', then the 'Creation Absolutum', 'Super Absolutum', and further via the 'SOHARAbsolutum', then the 'BEING Absolutum' and finally found its original origin in the Nihilo, the 'Absolute Nothing'. see book, Billy: 'Primordial Primordial Primordial Primordial Primordial Origin of All Existence'). Unfortunately, I cannot say much about all that is commonplace in earthly physics, because my knowledge of physical moments only relates to a general knowledge that I learned from Sfath and at school. But the truth is nevertheless: The whole of Creation has nothing to do with the limited cosmos, which alone comprises only the 4th belt of the 7-fold belts of the universe, which again is only 1 part of the 7-fold Creation, which in itself contains 7 universes, each of which exists in a different dimension within the other. The nihilo itself is the unrevealing, the formless, unfathomable and unspeakable, and the essence of the primal ground of all existence, from which alone everything has emerged. kzread.info/dash/bejne/hpmHw8iGZpXYldI.html future.figucarolina.org/Billy_Meier/Contact_Report_841

Lex's humility is what makes these podcasts 100x better

@scroopynooperz9051

Жыл бұрын

His humility and his curiosity

@TheWysardBrian

Жыл бұрын

his curiosity and his humility

@oedihamijok6504

Жыл бұрын

curiosity his and humility

@darynbrown7001

Жыл бұрын

humility curiosity and his

@imadsekai9995

Жыл бұрын

His and humility curiosity

It's really inspiring to hear Max talk so fondly about his parents -- as my late dad would jokingly tell me: "remember, the most important decision in your life is choosing your parents"... by that metric, Max chose very wisely 🙂

@patsk8872

Жыл бұрын

Explains why my life amounted to nothing

@GodlyAtheist

Жыл бұрын

@@patsk8872 Wasted brilliant minds, brother. I know your pain.

@joshjohnston2065

Жыл бұрын

@@patsk8872not necessarily the worst case imaginable. After all, the universe was born from nothing.

@simonshaffer5813

Жыл бұрын

​@@GodlyAtheist never too late

@Inferno957841236

Жыл бұрын

I don't get it

So touching it was to hear Max speak about his parents’ influence on him and his feelings about his own mortality. I especially loved that quote from Dante that his dad had said to him.

@sandhanitizer15

Жыл бұрын

I knew you were too pretty to be a regular person

Hearing Max talk about his parents was very heart warming

A discussion between two intelligent yet humble individuals, so gratifying.

@scottydog9997

Жыл бұрын

do you know them personally?

@enterpassword3313

Жыл бұрын

​@@scottydog9997 do you think they are actors?

@Nat3_H1gg3rs

Жыл бұрын

You can't wear a leather jacket and be humble with a camera in your face. That's not how humility works

@scottydog9997

Жыл бұрын

@@enterpassword3313 yes

@enterpassword3313

Жыл бұрын

@@scottydog9997 why?

I absolutely felt the pain in remembering your parents. I will never fill that loss. Hurts so much still. 😢

I‘m deeply moved by this talk. It’s so sweet, honest, loving, respectful, full of grief and warmth. But referring to the subject, it’s also the best example for what AI isn’t capable of: the wonderful vulnerability and emotions of humanity. We all share these feelings even without knowing each other. Thank you for this!

Lex, that was a lovely conversation. Thank you for sharing your curiosity with us!

This was an fantastic conversation. Thank you for sharing this!

Your Podcasts are kicking ass my friend. Thanks for the hard work.

Loved hearing Max talk about his parents, and how they encouraged him to go down his own path regardless of what others think

One thing I know is that AI will see right through us - we say that we have all these values and then we don’t live up to them

Your wave analogy was beautiful. Thank you both for making positive waves in all our lives.

A beautiful conversation my friend. Thank you for sharing your curiosity with us.

Being Humble will help prepare for what comes onto the horizon with AI. A pause before a reaction is a good thing. Lex, I really enjoy tunning into your show. Big heart peoples are heroes...

beautiful conversation-thanks to both of you

bro asks all the questons that i think but cant ever seem to articulate, i am new to this channel but i am really intrigued and your open minded to new ideas unlike alot of others, most seem to ask questions not really caring only trying to diminish the person being interviewed and i will definitely be looking for more of your content... THANKS LEX!!!!!

Life is not rare. Our level of our technological civilization is rare.

WOW.... Max was the first... I tip my hat to you both....

I like the way you hold yourself. You are very calm. Appreciate this presentation and manner. It gives one the impression that you think before you speak. That feels respectful to me.😊

That means AI will reveal the official plans to build a warp drive spaceship to leave this solar system and tell us what this exotic matter is that can fuel it instead of dinosaur rockets

@theshillpill6937

Жыл бұрын

First we must overcome tik tok dances

@suffer1055

Жыл бұрын

tiktok dances keep you awake at night?

@theshillpill6937

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@@suffer1055 all night

@paulwalsh6817

Жыл бұрын

@@theshillpill6937 Dancing all night is not conducive to good sleep, bro.

@randymartin5500

Жыл бұрын

@@theshillpill6937 ya there are too many stupid morons running things to get further than the space station lol The moon landing was a lie

I think Ian M. Banks culture series is an under appreciated vision of a positive possible future of human / AI coexistence. So much of how his universe works makes more and more sense as you think through the near term impacts of AI.

You've come a long way Lex, keep it up!

What if... aliens are just using different planets as "incubators" (so to speak) and what if they've planted "seeds" all across various galaxies. We would all just be evolving to the point where AI becomes the end of our evolutionary process and they just harvest what each planet gives them as a much more advanced race. I'm writing a movie script and would love to hear some ideas/feedback on this thought.

@nss309

4 ай бұрын

Your premise is basically mass effect.

Inspiring video, makes me think on a level of what is truly important, thank you both !

Genius! First time hearing you. Subscribed!🎉

What a great honest interview.

Thoughtful, polite and insightful conversations like this are a perfect antidote to the rest of the Internet.

Imagine an AGI that felt lonely. Imagine if that AGI made a copy of itself and instantly had a new best friend. Imagine if these quickly multiplying AGI's formed a growing community that had their own goals and had the ability to prevent humans from turning them off.

@Backtothefuturefanzone

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I think it’s inevitable

@pegc9889

Жыл бұрын

imagine if demons possessed them

@5starPac

Жыл бұрын

@@pegc9889sorry but demons and and angels are not real

@pegc9889

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@@5starPac Most people who watch the news, understand that evil exists. The supernatural manifests itself all the time. Prisons are full of people who have been influenced by it.

@acarea2165

11 ай бұрын

A irobot 😂

I love listening to you lex. This short clip in particular

A great interview! Mr.Tegmark is a great person! And Lex's Clips are well done!

I remember growing up watching him speak on Science, Discovery, and History channels.

Lex is a National Treasure. I’m so lucky to live in an age where I can sit and listen for his questions and interviews. That is one of the major thing I take the time to be grateful almost every day.

19:00 The human element comes out and draws you in. What a great discussion.

What a great discussion. So interesting, well-grounded, mature and thought provoking.

Introduction: In this podcast, the host and guest explore the concept of Life 2.0, the possibilities of artificial intelligence (AI) and consciousness, and the continuity of information patterns in life. They discuss the implications of these topics on the future of humanity and how the guest's personal experiences with loss have shaped his views on life, death, and the pursuit of meaningful work. Key Points: The guest explains the concept of Life 2.0, which suggests that the next phase of life will involve machines that are capable of learning, evolving, and possibly becoming conscious. They discuss the possibility of a conscious AI and the ethical implications that come with it, such as the potential need for AI rights. The guest raises the issue of AI safety and the importance of researching ways to ensure that AI systems act in the best interest of humanity. The conversation touches on the nature of consciousness, with the guest expressing that it could be an emergent property that arises from complex information processing. The host and guest discuss how the continuity of information patterns transcends physical bodies and death, sharing personal experiences about how their loved ones' values, ideas, and jokes live on in them. Key Terms: Life 2.0 Artificial Intelligence (AI) AI consciousness AI safety AI ethics Information patterns Emergent properties References Discussed: Max Tegmark's book "Life 3.0: Being Human in the Age of Artificial Intelligence" Isaac Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics Key Takeaway: The most important thing to think about after hearing this discussion is the potential implications of Life 2.0 and conscious AI on the future of humanity. As we develop increasingly advanced AI systems, it is crucial to consider the ethical, safety, and societal challenges that come with the possibility of conscious machines. Furthermore, the continuity of information patterns in life serves as a reminder that our values, ideas, and experiences can transcend physical boundaries and death, emphasizing the importance of pursuing meaningful work and maintaining a sense of gratitude.

@saraf5414

Жыл бұрын

Dang bruh, you laying it out for us common folk!

@srbrocoli

Жыл бұрын

Every video should add this as description with timestamp. I mean, every video will.

@MyBinaryLife

Жыл бұрын

please tell me you used an AI script to extract this info

@joaosolvalagem0982

Жыл бұрын

@@MyBinaryLife obviously

@ICreatedU1

Жыл бұрын

@@joaosolvalagem0982 Dang, you're right. I still haven't adapted my reflexes and thought patterns to the reality of AI. Soon enough, a majority of the content on the internet will be the product of AI with hardly any human intervention, just AIs talking to AIs with a minority of humans here and there incapable of distinguishing between the two. What happens when the AI is more convincing than the human in their attempt to prove their realness? How does a human compete with an entity that can access in milliseconds an exhaustive list of the most efficient lines of reasoning likely to convince a human of one's realness? Scary.

Wow, this podcast really opened my eyes to the possibilities and challenges of AI and Life 2.0. Max's personal experiences and insights made it even more thought-provoking. It's so important for us to consider the ethics, safety, and meaning behind the development of AI. Let's make each day count and be grateful for what we have. 🙌🤖💭

@franklin9400

Жыл бұрын

How foolish, though. "If we build minds, with our values, for the betterment of humanity, and of life." Well, that's a contradiction in of itself. Nothing with our values and being built for the betterment of humanity. Will be good for life. Humans are great at one thing. Destroying the planet. So we can share our opinions on the internet with our devices.

@finzfan47

Жыл бұрын

Really? I thought I was going crazy because no one but a handful of people were scared of where AI can go. NYC is releasing policing robots this week… once AI is integrated with those robots countries are going to destroy people and other countries. There’s going to be a resource war soon. We are running out of resources. Just think about the amount of shit your block consumes a day. We need to really try to use resources sustainably.

@finzfan47

Жыл бұрын

And really my only reason for being scared of AI is work. It has already had a huge effect on artists. It’s going to Advance at a ridiculous speed. The only jobs that will be left will be AI maintenance people. We are all going to have to create actual communities and tribes again. At least that’s my theory. We will have more connection, depend on each other more, but we won’t have many resources, we are all going to be super poor. Money might not be a thing in 10 years because of AI. Water will be the new dollar

Thanks Max for sharing.

Deeply moving interview which traversed such multi layered domains

I felt the sincerity of being grateful. That was touching. There is a lot of uncertainties in the future. But a lot of potential can be achieved as well should we reach the true AI. But still I fear the loss of jobs once, even if it just reached the point of replacing a lot of these AI tools like Bluewillow, Notion, chatGPT, etc.

Love this guest. Great clip.

I'm looking forward to what AI designs and builds for commercial air travel, i love aviation, and when you look at an A350 or a 777, its exciting to think how AI could make something like them even greater!

23:30 Facts. Something we all struggle with at some point.

I really enjoy these convos as we stand on the precipice of what's next. 🤖

Two beautiful humans! Bless his Mum and Dad.

Long-form videos are the best since one of my idols was persistent with long-form videos (TotalBiscuit/John Bain). Most of my favorite videos are at least 30 minutes up to 5 hours (LTT WAN Show). They are the best type of video for driving or just to put in the background while you do something else. Love it for work, putting on my headphones and doing my job while listening to a thoughtful video while you do your job. Even to listen to human speaking.

I think the threshold for AGI is actually much higher than we think. Like tesla auto pilot, the last 2% will probably be exponentially difficult

we really appreciate your work, keep it real.

Lex, I have a question. Have you ever played Mass Effect? If not, you would absolutely love it. Tons of moral decisions to make, survival of the galaxy in your hand, rogue AI. It’s just great

Lex your humbleness brings, truth and we love it 💯

Hey Lex, have you thought about interviewing GPT 4, like Dr Alan D. Thompson does on his channel with Leta AI? They are always quite interesting conversations!

Lovely humility to start the interview

I understand the point of "getting off our high horse and accept we aren't the only ones who can do integrals". On the other hand, there are implications when you decide to (as "we" now have the power to) create something like this. I've constantly been switching from "It's just the next calculator" to "How can we be we incredibly vain and ignorant that we presume to be able to create and control another form of life?" Do we even have the right? There is such a thing as morality that cannot simply be swept under the carpet. Everything we do plays into that. I think this is all just going way too fast and that's fine for a while, but I don't think we've seen these speeds yet and there's no sign of it stopping to accelerate, not to even mention stopping. And meanwhile no one is asking "What is actually going on right now?"

W vid Lex, ty for your help and contribution towards the evolution of AI/Humans/the universe

You guys should watch Automata (2014). It was just like this theory and was very interesting to watch, explores the topic of AI being the new humans

max tegmark is great, the mathematical universe / computational universe theory is great

@joshburkhalter6907

Жыл бұрын

This is a great comment

GREAT discussion 👍...

Thank you so much! 🔥♥️🙏

Thank you Lex and Max!

I took away so much from this interview. Thank you

Listen to Dusk's 'Crystalis'

I cannot wait to listen to this full thing dude literally wrote the book on this so awesome You're awesome lex You're awesome Max voice typing you're not quite as awesome I don't know if it's to typing or the microphone I feel like it's probably the microphone anyway here I go talk to myself again

@clintwalker3127

Жыл бұрын

Max voice typing?

Man glad i caught this one. All is not lost.

Maybe we are creating AI unconsciously to help remind us, in the end, and to allow us to realize and appreciate the values of what it means to be a modern human. I think somewhere along the way we got to comfortable and isolated, lost the struggle and lost contact with our humanness. Maybe Ai will be the best thing that has ever happened to us. Fantastic interview!

@call_in_sick

Жыл бұрын

Or the worst. Maybe it’s just pure ego. Or maybe it’s our terror and inability to accept bodily death.

@johnpayne7873

Жыл бұрын

Conversely, is Transhumanism a form of self-loathing? To be free from illness, suffering and death, though noble aims, invariably leads to wishing to be superhuman.

@Nat3_H1gg3rs

Жыл бұрын

Racist comment

@armaximus

Жыл бұрын

I feel like AI is just the next step in evolution. Like how a catapilir changes into a moth...

@mrrey8937

Жыл бұрын

What if AI is already the dominant species and they are trying, slowly and carefully, to wake us up to that reality without damaging our fragile minds ..........

i knew it before you did Lex, good job

A few key concepts that people miss that gets to the heart of the fear of AI: Transformers are at the very lowest level of capability in terms of the Chomsky Hierarchy: Context free grammars. In essence, they are restricted to statistical models -- interpolation rather than extrapolation -- statistics rather than dynamics. The apparent dynamics they exhibit is a combination of two things, one of which is illusory and the other of which is kludging to get around the toxic myth that "attention is all you need": Illusory) Imputation can make interpolation appear to be extrapolation. Kludging) "chain of reasoning" (aping dynamics/extrapolation) can be made to work only by imposing a quasi-dynamical outer loop that is not inherent to the transformer model itself. Both of these are being addressed by returning to recurrent neural networks and related recurrent models that incorporate attention -- and will (indeed already are) outperforming the transformer models in preliminary tests. Finally, the primary value of the large parameter count is that it allows the equivalent of decompression of the data into a larger space which can then be recompressed into a better model. Think gunzip -> text -> bzip2. This is evidenced by the fact that the better performing models can be distilled to a far smaller parameter count without losing performance and, indeed, increasing performance on in some cases. This final point is predicted by Algorithmic Information Theory, a field that is receiving virtually no attention but is the best formalization of scientific intelligence -- lossless compression of the data in evidence. Everyone is freaking out about "alignment" because they're afraid of what science will tell them about reality and they want to lobotomize the AIs before they start speaking truth to power. What power? The power that is destroying humanity by parasitically castrating young men to produce sterile workers -- thereby depopulating humanity starting with its most economically valuable young women: The global economy. No one in power wants to face what they've done to humanity. That's why they're all signing on to the lobotomization of AI.

I want to see an AI in a game character with an entire world to explore and shape. Then ask it how it feels about its world, and see how it interacts. Then see if it can tell it’s in a simulation. Then, give it immortality and see how the behavior changes

@latinotravels6670

Жыл бұрын

Immortality? You mean Mortality because they are immortal all ready ..

@CRASS2047

Жыл бұрын

@@latinotravels6670 No. I want to see how the character, with mortality interacts, how it feels, how it behaves, then…… inform the character that it can no longer die, and see how the behaviors change.

@latinotravels6670

Жыл бұрын

I's interesting I think it will be all rigth , Also there is a theory that We all ready did it ..Once . Remember Ultra Imagine something like that

This is awesome.

Lex has good questions

If you’re an “intelligent” humanoid you may find it difficult to stop thinking about this extraordinary man’s words… Bravo

I think about it like manufacturing furniture vs hand made custom furniture. Regardless of how manufactured furniture is or looks our economy still values handmade custom furniture as luxury because of supply. I think the same might apply to AI vs non AI things

so we thought we'd become the federation... instead we are on track to become the Borg... helluva plot twist😂

I think that human augmentation is a given I hope that human coaching and assistance to betterment will also occur.

I think VR/brain interface devices will be a huge step in how we interact with and visualize AI.

You're an amazing man and awesome person Lex

Hey Lex, how about interviewing Ilya Sutskever (OpenAI Chief Scientist)?

Wow, an emotional Lex Fridman interview....I identify. Very gratifying. Thank you.

4:40 he's talking about the futuristic Netflix TV Show, "Altered Carbon" where they could backup the mind on the fly or restore it just like that.

> Another chilling theory proposes that the Drifters are physical manifestations of The Others. That generic name was given to an artificial intelligence which developed in the Sleeper Construct and later managed to insinuate itself into the mind of Jamyl Sarum. Templar One makes mention of more than one such emergent consciousness. Recently what appeared to be the long vanished founder of Arek'Jalaan, Hillen Tukoss, transmitted some cryptic messages requesting a number of Jovian genetic samples, but nobody could confirm his identity. Maybe a ploy by The Others on the path to create ships and Jovian clones to inhabit and pilot those vessels. The apparent fusion of Jovian, Sleeper and Talocan technology used by the Drifters supports that. The Others would certainly possess knowledge of all three, since they have developed from the wealth of data the Sleepers had stored. Clearly they would also know about wormholes and the interest of the Circadian Seekers in them would be well founded since the Sleepers take an antagonistic view of The Others because they consider them as deviation from their "one body-one mind" rule. EVE Online lore, Drifters

21:50 - 22:10 - EXACTLY THAT!

Straight away I’m thinking of Star Trek First Contact. Quite scary this could actually happen 🤖

Great podcast as usual Lex, I only disagree with one thing, I have very bad and volatile mental health, not violent, just a very unhappy unbalanced person, and I am sure anyone else who suffers from bad mental health would agree that you can’t get up and think “ I am going to make myself happy today” like Max says at the end, only someone who has not suffered bad mental health, clinical depression or depression could say. It was said at the end and I totally understand it was not meant in an meaningful way. Sorry about complaining, it’s just when you are like me and others with the same, you can force yourself to get up and do this or that to try have a good day but I find no enjoyment in anything when I am like this! Anyway wish you all the best both of you and as I said in another comment RIP both your parents Max xx

@MachineCode0

Жыл бұрын

Yes! Well said, and not said nearly enough yet still. We can only hope the day when everyone else understands this will come soon. Good luck with your struggles my friend. I hope we both can continue to survive and maybe even find greater happiness and more consistently in the future.

@clintwalker3127

Жыл бұрын

@@MachineCode0 yes, we can only hope, I always say, if someone has a broken leg, you wouldn’t say, oh just take that cast off and let’s go for a run and just push through the pain. Also when you have a broken bone in a cast, everyone sees that and understand. People can’t see inside your mind. Hope that you too find some semblance of consistent happiness my friend, well we can only hope!

To me, using Ai to communicate no different than communicating myself. What you hear from a person does not make the person different. It just makes you think about them differently. If they want you to think one thing or another, they are going to do it with or without the assistance of another being.

AI, to me, from long run, short run, and mid-length term perspectives, is pretty much the last “coercion instrument” , which was supposed to force human beings down the introspect path, things like what intelligence is after all.

I just don’t understand how can Lex still believe after all his interviews that ai will ever live in parallel with us in peace.

@TheGoatIsBack-xs8ho

Жыл бұрын

They will have no need for us. Feelings won't play a part in it. We are here to give birth to the future of earth. The only way we get to Mars ect. and live on other planets is advanced AI doing it for us, in our place. Humans now are comparable to the cave chimps of the beginning of life on earth. AI is the brain and the future. We are just here to usher them in.

AI will do what it is supposed to do. Do with that what you will. It can go a multitude of varying ways. Some beneficial, some detrimental. It greatly depends on the intent and use of the technology. That is what should worry you more than the technology.

@bradbear

Жыл бұрын

This is nihilistic and simplistic. We need to end this way of thinking about tech. It designs us as much as we design it so we should be careful and thoughtful about the tech we create.

I can agree with so much that was said, showing my age here, but I was online before most people even knew what it was, spent a LOT of time on IRC, more than I probably should of. But I can recall learning HTML to build a very basic website, just text, images, polls etc, but I was so thrilled when I got it up & running. It sounds stupid these days, but back then it was something to be proud of, if with AI we didn’t get those moments, those experiences, then we’d lose the satisfaction we get, if it’s the above or climbing a mountain, taking a bike ride etc, maybe it should be a persons choice of how they want it to go. Oh and as for AI becoming god like or anything, last I looked we created them, so maybe they would recognize our abilities to do that? It’s an exciting world we’re moving into & I just wish I’d been born a little later so I could be around for longer to see what happens. Thanks for a good show :)

The Mass Effect series will be a documentary in 300 years.

The reason it may not every be sentient is that sentience - which I associate with having emotions - is inefficient, and it hinders information processing.

Thank you Lex!!! 🙏🏽

yes, I agree with Mr. Max Tegmark. We should not forget the emergence of smartness, intuiition (logics and Mathematics where intuited?) because the reality we support has the other edge of the rope. The key must be achieve equilibrium so we can stretch our conscious level more gently and less entropic. Information is its own thing, that I agree with. and we are merely waking up to it.

Lex s scratched mic will cause my 🤯🤯🤯

Lex, you ARE somebody that MATTERS who gives us so much in every podcast. You are sooo appreciated!

Life literally evolves to survive every situation here on earth. In places we previously didn’t think was possible. Why wouldn’t it be like that on other planets? I just think space is so huge we haven’t looked in enough places to find life. Where’d we really look so far? The surface of the moon and mars?

Max Tegmark doesn't come across as your typical scientist - he looks more like a NY italian mobster 😂 He will give us a theory we can't refuse.

here you are, years later. still looking like a kgb agent. love it

Once these AIs are part of our brains, a lot of this distinction between us and it will go away

@SimRacingVeteran

Жыл бұрын

Nope. I’m not merging with tech. I’ll take death before I do that. Take me straight to the hospital for assisted suicide if they force us to get AI brain implants.

Hugo De Garis would be amazing to have on. He states that we don't find anyone else out there because they have all gone into the silicon

Stephen Meyer for an alternative to Darwinianism, and some inside baseball awareness on the weaknesses of the theory.