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| //Created 31 March, 2023. Last updated 31 March, 2023.// | //Created 31 March, 2023. Last updated 31 March, 2023.// | ||
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| Chaos theory allows us to show that some predictions cannot be reliably made, even using arbitrary intelligence. Some things about human brains seem to be in that category, which affects how advanced AI might interact with humans. | Chaos theory allows us to show that some predictions cannot be reliably made, even using arbitrary intelligence. Some things about human brains seem to be in that category, which affects how advanced AI might interact with humans. | ||
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