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The Power to Build Super Intelligent Machines
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The vast amount of processing power available to build super intelligent machines makes it unlikely to prevent the creation of AI through hardware regulation alone.
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The human brain is capable of performing around 10 to the 17 operations per second, which far exceeds current technology.
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Neuroscience
Summary
The human brain is capable of performing around 10 to the 17 operations per second, which far exceeds current technology. Scientists estimate that a deployable scientific understanding rests at around 10 to the 12 or 10 to the 13 operations per second.
ChapterThe Power to Build Super Intelligent Machines
Episode#364 - Stuart Russell - The Terrifying Problem Of AI Control
PodcastModern Wisdom
The power to build a super intelligent machine already exists and attempting to prevent its creation through regulating hardware installations is hardly feasible.
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Artificial Intelligence
Summary
The power to build a super intelligent machine already exists and attempting to prevent its creation through regulating hardware installations is hardly feasible. It is more like a race to develop the AI before other countries or entities can do so.