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justo wrote: ↑

17 May 2023, 15:32

Man is the first artificial intelligence (AI) that conquered a world, using a script called language that used symbols called alphabets, but won't be the last.

Man was an integral part of nature until 30 000 years ago, then created what amounted to that era's chatGTP with a script called language that used symbols called alphabets, and the rest is history. And Horus is impressed by Geez, as if there is anything mystical about it. The oldest language, according to the science of the brain, was created somewhere in E Africa, and man took it with him wherever it went

Naga Tuma wrote: ↑

17 May 2023, 15:46

justo wrote: ↑

17 May 2023, 15:32

Man is the first artificial intelligence (AI) that conquered a world, using a script called language that used symbols called alphabets, but won't be the last.

Man was an integral part of nature until 30 000 years ago, then created what amounted to that era's chatGTP with a script called language that used symbols called alphabets, and the rest is history. And Horus is impressed by Geez, as if there is anything mystical about it. The oldest language, according to the science of the brain, was created somewhere in E Africa, and man took it with him wherever it went

justo,

Then again, you wonder how on earth most had that collective unconscious for so long about all of it even though the scripts have been telling the story all along since the time of their inventions.

That said, do you mean the first natural intelligence or artificial intelligence? Artificial suggests something that is not authentic. No?

Also, I am still unsure about the debate regarding single point origin or multipoint origin.

BTW, is it possible that ነም could be read as ማን in the course of creating scripts and reading it from left to right versus from right to left?

[Is Our Universe Ruled by Artificial Intelligence?
Science fiction is filled with unusual alien species. But apart from the occasional robot, biological life is running the show. But NASA scientist, Dr. Steven [deleted], sees a future Universe that has evolved past biology. Where every intelligence is artificial. Consider the likelihood of a postbiological Universe.

Does intelligent life exist beyond Earth? It’s easily the most profound and challenging question that humans have ever asked. The consequences of discovering other intelligent life would ripple through every aspect of human society, and actually meeting another species would be even more challenging.

But are there abundant intelligent life forms out there? Or is the biological life on Earth just a stage? Just a single step towards our inevitable technological existence.

In a recent paper published in the journal Acta Astronautica, entitled The Post Biological Universe, Dr. Steven [deleted] notes how every search for extraterrestrial intelligence assumes that life will be biological. And yet, here on Earth we can see that intelligent life develops more and more sophisticated tools over time. And these tools will eventually lead to artificial intelligence that outstrips its makers./quote]