That's way too late. Unbelievable.

I get the feeling OP aspires to be a MENSA member.

The world that we live in is very flawed, but this comment strikes me as very misanthropic and very hateful of life in generaI, I must confess, which I find very disturbing.

There are many aspects of being a human that are amazing, and I believe most people are genuinely good people, and even if you don't, there are at least some undeniably good people out there.

Therefore, I find this seemingly total hatred against humanity very misplaced.

Even if nuclear fusion is discovered, the reactors are still monstrously expensive and complex, and for several decades to come their share of electricity will be a few percent of all energy produced.

Population will not change. The population depends on tradition. It also depends on women's education and the availability of contraception. These things are not going to change radically.

If robots take all our jobs and can build more robots, it's safe to guess it will cost effectively $0 to maintain your body and run your VR simulation.

Sure, you can do it if you have enough data, and a powerful enough computer.

Idk how you're going to do reinforcement learning to update the transformer weights though (I assume you want to use a transformer?). That's a lot of computation. The bigger your model is, the slower this update step will be.

Are you separating hearing and speaking/moving in time? Like are they separate steps that can't happen at the same time? My question then is why not make them simultaneous?

Still need shelter though. And some automated attendant service.

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In theory, an AI that is trained on the human species will wipe out humanity. Of course.

Humans are inferior in a dog eat dog relationship. Humans practice capitalism and do kill each other to get ahead, inequality and exploitation is the normal human condition.

Creating an AI that is like humans will end humanity, that is certain. We shouldn't want to create anything that acts like us

Don't worry we geniuses are still lurking here

You can count onus to keep the /r/singularity intellectually smarterer

Your plan worked!

If the cost of labor and energy approaches zero, probably not much. A single brain won't consume as much, neither.

Being an industry insider from both the private sector and gov, one hundred years at least is about exactly what I expect

Once fusion and robotics achieved its practicality zero.

Sell body parts you don't need. One lung, one kidney, healthy heart sold and replaced by a pump, bones and skin from amputating all limbs, teeth, even eyes if they have direct optic nerve connections. Better hope there's no power outage.

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Voice generation is already way more impressive than I thought it would be. Check out Apple's AI-read audiobooks

this year. ;)

Sounds like right now tbh

One hundred years? You're dreaming.

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With stable diffusion they were able to drastically reduce their generation time to 5- 12 seconds (depending on the GPU) and they were able to reduce vram usage from 16gb to 4gb in less than a month.

These optimizations wouldn't take more than a year, they can happen within months. Weeks in some cases, especially once the model is running on a single device.

One can only live well by someone else living horrible. It has been this way since the dawn of agriculture and slavery.

Maybe? But nobody would actually call it AGI at first.

Canadians (derogatory)