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The Law of Accelerating Returns « the Kurzweil Library + collections
then Intel CEO, Gordon Moore. In his original paper, he predicted a doubling of the number of components per integrated circuit every year, which he then revised, in 1975, to every two years. In the same year, Moore’s colleague, Intel executive David House, noted that Moore’s revised law of doubling transistor count every two years in turn implied
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“Intelligence is the new transistor,” concluded Schiffmann. “It’s a fundamental primitive that you’ll build things on, [and it] will enable all kinds of good things and all kinds of bad things... The goal is just to enable the good over the bad.”
Gauri Sood • Neural Networks and Novelty: A Window Into Harvard’s Innovators | Harvard Independent
And they are instantiated as a distributed processing system on human beings. They don’t particularly care about human beings. Their motives are inscrutable, to the extent that they have any, except that they’d like to get bigger. They’ve run on people. They’re implemented on people. But they are not people. They are not persons in any meaningful s
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