Do humans fit in 10TB? Do humans fit in our computational model at all? Neurons aren't simple callback closures or matrices, and neurons don't even form the full picture.
> If it were just the algorithm, I think 10TB would be enough
Just thinking about it makes me shiver. I had been assuming that AGI or strong AI needed enormous advances in hardware like quantum computing or numerous iterations of Moore's Law. Would it be correct to say that the right 10TB bit pattern might give us strong AI on today's commodity hardware -- at least in theory?
With every year we expand our vast collective computational resources. It’s like a powder keg. It’s sitting dormant just waiting for a good program to be stumbled upon. I hope I’m not alive when that happens
This is objectively wrong