Thread 107054457

Give me ten trillion and I can turn this into free energy

>>107054457 (OP)
pretty accurate, AGI is sold on the 'will solve halting problem' promise, but harder to explain to smoothbrains

>>107054457 (OP)
You'll be hearing from my lawyers about the patent and copyright infringement.

>>107054457 (OP)
>>107054514
Poorman's nuclear fusion

>>107054457 (OP)
Sounds good. But first, try to implement a way to make it work on the blockchain, assisted by AI

Nah, that only works for a while but eventually the existing electrons in the wire get depleted and you have to fill it up with new electrons.

>>107054457 (OP)
Tesla, you're still around?

>>107054514
for any given prooompt there is infinite number of correct answers, even a fucking 'hello world' program can be written in infinite ways, just add comment 1 before prinft, or after, or comment 1, or declare some variable, endless possibilities, still a proper output if it has a printf line with 'hello world' somewhere there, this shit is harder than halting problem as for any given input you have endless programs output, and the AI still can fuck it up, while having an infinity of 'correct' outputs that will generate a hello world in the end as possible choices, so it's halting problem stacked on a halting problem

>>107054593
one of the correct 'hello world' programs that will correctly and unhallucinatory print 'hello world' will also execute 'rm -rf /' and it's correct btw, fix that altman retard

>>107054572
Which hole should I pour the electrons in to refill it?

>>107054615
there's actually infinite number of 'correct' programs like this, also ones that 'rm' in an endless loop, all from a prompt 'program that outputs hello world', the output set is bigger than any cardinality you can imagine as it can jist encode BB(x) next to the echo/printf and these rng generators can still fuck it up

>>107054641
Depends about the electron directionality that formed in the wires.

>>107054675
but don't worry AGI will solve BB(graham's number) by just improving on itself

>>107054457 (OP)
I just tried this and it doesn't work

>>107054977
proofs?

>>107054977
skill issue, if you were AGI you'd manage, pls give few more goyilly, free energy and flying cars are within reach

>>107054534
your 'patent' is obviously only valid in countries with silly plugs

>>107054457 (OP)
with 10 trillion you might actually be able to

>>107054457 (OP)
US agi comes online, it can predict all possible movements to unplug this cord and prevent them. Chyna agi comes online, same. Sooooo... Are we gonna get a single agi, or how is the first agi going to predict movements of the second agi thay can predict its own movements????

>>107055140
Isn't that just the plot for I Have No Mouth And I Must Scream

>>107055168
so who wins? If both can predict their own moves??? Have the fartsniffing 'rationalists' sniffed enough of their magical agi farts to come to a conclusion? Or are they still stuck on magical steals underpants step

>>107054556
>assisted by AI
The blind leading the blind
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9484gNpFF8
Neat

>>107054977
You are an expert on what was, not what will be! They laughed at the Wright brothers

>>107055871
>They laughed at the Wright brothers
Did they though

>>107054457 (OP)
Not allowed. Invention Secrecy Act would kick in, and you'd have all shit seized by the federal government and then probably killed at some point. Wouldn't be the first time.

>>107054457 (OP)
problem is you gotta be lightning fast when unplugging from the wall then into itself.nanoseconds off and it will discharge.

>>107054457 (OP)
American economy be like.

>>107055871
dumont certainly did, yes