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Replying to @shahh
Likewise
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Replying to @josiezayner
Love it - great work and we loved the Odin !!
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馃ぃ馃ぃ馃ぃ馃ぃ
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Replying to @Qtumanalysis
Awesome work @IBM
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Replying to @blknoiz06
Looks huge
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Replying to @pabbeel
Biocomputing actually fixes this
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Replying to @wallstengine
Isaac + GR00T is becoming the default robot stack. We're in NVIDIA Inception, driving a sim Unitree G1 w/ GR00T from neuron spikes (modeled) + EEG. Robot ChatGPT moment feels close.
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Exactly what we are doing with BioLLM! actual brain cells X AI
Yes, the most plausible form of naturalism for consciousness is biological naturalism. If they designed through artificial evolutionary processes something like an artificial living organism with a living brain (even silicon if that's possible), that would be a much more plausible strategy for creating strong AI than just improving LLMs.
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Replying to @ethanorlander
Same
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fascinating and smart guy!
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Replying to @MustStopMurad
Synthetic biological intelligence.
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Replying to @cryptopunk7213
AI will transform biology in ways people can not concieve of yet, we will see biological neurons become a compute substrate that is used widely in the coming years to model deep within the mind for BCI
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Replying to @awrigh01
100% true and we are on the way to a future that is not so far off where we achieve this
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Replying to @alwayslearni
I want to hire @SpaceX to bring biological compute to mars
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Biological compute is the future
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Replying to @sigrobotics
Wow!! congratulations and stellar work
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Not sure there's a massive issue here, we have an opportunity to learn about ourselves without relying on deeply invasive techniques and possibly solve major diseases
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Replying to @NicHulscher
Whats so wrong about what they or @neuralink are doing? this could potentially enable life changing and improving care for those with disorders like Alzheimers or dementia
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Replying to @Joy_Karmakar
Super glad you found this, but some of the content is a little misleading. While the cells are alive they are not conscious or sentient, possibly they can help us understand larger patterns that give way to this however
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