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Author cautions against expecting current computers to achieve human-level intelligence

The author argues that current silicon-transistor-based computers are too primitive to achieve human-level intelligence or surpass it in the near future. They suggest that while surpassing human intelligence might be possible eventually, current technology is not the path to it. Instead, the author advises utilizing transistors for their strengths in deterministic computation and suggests biological reproduction as a means to create intelligence. AI

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Author cautions against expecting current computers to achieve human-level intelligence

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    I don't know who needs to hear this, but if you expect a slow, primitive silicon-transistor computer to think faster than a human brain, you're gonna be disappo

    I don't know who needs to hear this, but if you expect a slow, primitive silicon-transistor computer to think faster than a human brain, you're gonna be disappointed. I'm not saying it's impossible to surpass the human brain in intelligence, but I am saying we're nowhere near rea…