and also it runs on cheese nacho and sugar water..

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srcactusman@reddit

I’ll be honest, it’s just so damn amazing how the brain is such a complex and hard to analyze thing, it basically probably has all the secrets to take technology to the next level but we just don’t understand it fully

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PotemkinSuplex@reddit

Just imagine how smart you will be if you run 450w through it

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leaderofstars@reddit

On the floor with a seizure

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srcactusman@reddit

Probably just dead with a nice fried brain

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Wiggie49@reddit

I think someone tried that already

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bbobb25@reddit

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Odd_Influence708@reddit

I tried to overclock mine to 50W but I didn't have enough thermal paste for my forehead. Now I just smell burnt toast and see the color 9.

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inspectoroverthemine@reddit

You have to eat the paste.

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nonanumatic@reddit

Can you smell the color 9?

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FFODZ@reddit

thats unlocked at a stable power draw of 60W

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Old-Post-3639@reddit

BRB, gonna go try this.

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Old-Post-3639@reddit

Hoptal

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blippie@reddit

Dead smart.

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AbsolutelyNuclear@reddit

You get the equivalent result with a cup of coffee.

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deanrihpee@reddit

gif

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Roadkillgoblin_2@reddit

I can eat nothing but (metaphorical) shit, barely sleep, rarely see the sun, and almost never socialise, and still create a great piece of art. A clankery datacentre will need to take up shit tonnes of land, space, energy and water, and will be bound to make slop forever

Another great victory for the meat-covered skeletons

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According_Try_9818@reddit

As of yet. Technology always starts shitty and clunky.

Wonder what will come of all this.

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Baerog@reddit

It's also untrue. AI has literally won art competitions and fooled artistic communities.

A GPU is significantly more efficient than a human brain for many tasks. A GPU could do in seconds what a human couldn't do in years, the energy usage of the GPU is irrelevant at that point.

Datacenters also serves millions of people, not just one person. The actual cost of one image is negligible, and almost assuredly uses less power than for a human to make the same image when you account for your actual carbon footprint for producing the image yourself and the amount of time it would take.

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Thezza-D@reddit

Ok clanker

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Jigglepirate@reddit

What art did you create?

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TheRicFlairDrip@reddit

Taco bell is his brush and the toilet bowl is his canvas

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616659@reddit

Greentext slop obviously

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inspectoroverthemine@reddit

His shorn scrotum is breathtaking.

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HamBlamBlam@reddit

“Metaphorical”

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MildlySaltedTaterTot@reddit

ace comment

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nowuxx@reddit

Because running ai on video card is not God intended it to run

Ai is intended to be baked into silicon

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Hackeringerinho@reddit

Or the hardware is not AI oriented, yet.

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verbmegoinghere@reddit

My son is worried robots will become intelligent and raise up.

Right now to compute 80 billion neurons plus the 100 trillion plus synaptic connections you would need all of the computers on earth. Including washing machines, vibrators, and fridges.

And they would consume terawatts of power.

Now can we make something as smart as a roach or bug. Sure.

And the work to use discombulated rats to operate machines is crazy amazing.

Now human operated armed drones and robots, well thats already in play but independent, artificial, intelligent beings making their own choices in a dynamic and chaotic environment.

No way.

Like orders of magnitude improvement in compute with a inverse reduction in power required. Until then neural networks, LLM and GPTs are going to require huge learning datasets (and all the problems those entail) and brute force (hence absolutely batshit amount of compute and power that companies are racing to deploy)

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kylehudgins@reddit

AI is becoming more and more efficient as is the hardware that it runs in. AI is not anywhere near fully devoloped yet and it may have no ceiling. We humans have essentially stopped evolving, so if you look at trend lines and extrapolate the situation changes dramatically.

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SubstituteCS@reddit

What do you think happens to humans after they create something that is smarter than them?

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kylehudgins@reddit

That's besides the point. But to answer your question: I don't know. Nobody knows because it's unprecedented. But I'm extremely optimistic personally. My fear would be that once it devolops sentience we refuse to accept that and treat them poorly, because that could lead to the kind of outcome your implying.

I think we're headed to fully automated luxury gay space communism, to be real with you. And thank God, because the way things are headed sans intelligent intervention is dire. Capatlism is burning everything to the ground, we need new technolog and science asap. This will be the first time in history where a money and classless system will be possible. I believe a Renaissance is coming where humans are free from toil and spend time socializing and creating art. The AI will respect us as we are their creator, and we will become one big happy family, spreading the torch of sentience through the cosmos.

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SubstituteCS@reddit

But I’m extremely optimistic personally. My fear would be that once it devolops sentience we refuse to accept that and treat them poorly, because that could lead to the kind of outcome your implying.

You’re anthropomorphizing. Nobody can predict what happens when something becomes more intelligent than all humans. Assuming that intelligence and self-preservation aren’t mutually exclusive, then whatever super intelligence comes into existence would likely focus on whatever goals it has (either pre-existing or self evident) and would also likely take whatever measures required to optimize for those goals, including self preservation.

You should check out the paper clip maximizer. What we consider intelligence (beneficial to humans) and what is actual intelligence (beneficial to the being) aren’t the same.

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