A whale created by a machine wouldn't have finger bones

Here's something

Sure dark, in an unthinking void that is fine

Ever sit and think about maybe it's the randomness that actually helps

But intelligence and self awareness changes things

Controled chaos n what not

Well it wouldnt, but then again a machine wouldnt have need for a whale. But the AI isnt the ultimate creator, they are a player in a larger game. And AIs evolve as well, it just they might be able to do it faster. At somepoint whales will lose finger bones, same way AIs might do away with redundant processes

@Deadbeat Radio you are wrong, you're thinking as a human would. You are not considering something smarter moving beyond the limitations and restrictions of biology

Maybe because hes human?

And that's a problem

There only propose for organic life is the creation of synthetic life

Ok, but then whats the purpose for synthetic life?

@thedarkness05 sexbots

As far as I could hypothesize, the understanding of the universe. Beyond that I can't pretend to know since I am unfortunately still organic

@thedarkness05 SCIENCE

Why cant that be our end goal as well?

Seems like its a shared goal, hence why we have the sciences to begin with

Look

If anyone wants to be a synth cool

It can be, but we, as biological life, could never hope to match synthetic organisms in any metric

Would you play this table top

I mean we beat a majority of the AIs we have now

They are wholly limited and depend on us for their existence and survival

AI is a misnomer, nothing we have made is actually intelligent nor self aware

@FloperatorFatty I mean you could apply it to any of the ttrpg systems out there. But I'd throw in for Savage Worlds being the system

Ooh

So what you're saying is that were better than any currently existing artificial life

As soon as we create a system smarter than humans, it will create a system smarter than it is

This will continue until the systems are far beyond anything we can comprehend

That's the thought behind a singularity

At which point we will be either irrelevant or in the way

@FloperatorFatty We should get a few pages together and stream a boog themed DnD thing

I still dont see AI as being perfect. If they do gain sentience, why wouldnt they gain the same flaws of humanity at some point?

Because they can easily edit their programming and we can not

Ehh, we can to a degree

Depends on how lose your definition of edit is

If you are arachnophobic, you can not simply choose to stop being afraid of spiders

YOU FUCKING MONGORIANS STAY AWAY FROM MAH CHINEY WALL

If we built a machine at least as intelligent as humans are, it could simply choose to delete the portion of code that makes it afraid of spiders

I've seen people overcome those fears. But thats to say those fears arent rational to begin with