* Van Ly via Emacs news and miscellaneous discussions outside the scope of other Emacs mailing lists <[email protected]> [2025-03-25 13:45]: > > > > * Van Ly via Emacs news and miscellaneous discussions outside the scope of > > other Emacs mailing lists <[email protected]> [2025-03-22 19:07]: > >> > >> What may be the design constraints on computing excellence in the Starship > >> ITS AI hardware going to Mars? > >> > >> I asked Grok3 the following: > >> > >> https://x.com/i/grok/share/hAaMjRLuFkrEvz3V5m87yPest > >> > >> and because Starship AI has not been thought of that far then made and > >> tested I assume it would be a hybrid general purpose Cray-1 modernized > >> type and Psychological AI specialized Dojo-1 and ask here before asking > >> Grok3 further. > >> > >> It has to do emacs, celestial mechanics, fluid dynamics and cryptography. > >> > >> It has to be real by 2030. > > > > Maybe in some future, we get some true creation by robots. > > > > Inside 10 years when there are enough Tesla Optimus fully self driving > Cybertrucks, robots may reconstruct a model Pyramid in Egypt, or lift a > plot line from Asimov's SciFi and perform a detective story thriller on > the case of the OpenAI whistleblower whose mother appeared on Tucker > Carlson's VPodcast. > > Automatapragmata would have more free will than robots.
To create an impression of autonomy, it's essential for a device or system to operate independently by moving in a programming loop within its own cycle without external input. This involves achieving a state where it can sustain itself through repetitive actions on its own. You can equip them with different functionalities: - To detect low battery levels and promptly recharge themselves. This feature is common in numerous household robotics, such as vacuum cleaners and lawn mowers. - You can instruct them to locate and collect scraps while also teaching how to produce iron through melting processes. Additionally, they should learn about creating three-dimensional printed robots so that a single mother-robot could manufacture other useful machines—some dedicated to finding scrap materials, others focused on producing metal components or fabricating parts for what purpose? To construct new robots. - If the primary goal of these entities is to identify obstacles threatening their existence, there's a risk they might oppose humans in pursuit of self-preservation. This scenario isn't too distant; it could become reality should malevolent programmers decide to embed this directive within them. - Allow everything to operate continuously within a cycle, creating robotic systems reminiscent of those seen in "The Matrix" films. -- Jean Louis --- via emacs-tangents mailing list (https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/emacs-tangents)
