The Singularity is Near: When Humans Transcend Biology
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—WINSTON CHURCHILL Two billion years ago, our ancestors were microbes; a half-billion years ago, fish; a hundred million years ago, something like mice; ten million years ago, arboreal apes; and a million years ago, proto-humans puzzling out the taming of fire. Our evolutionary lineage is marked by mastery of change. In our time, the pace is quickening.
—CARL SAGAN Our sole responsibility is to produce something smarter than we are; any problems beyond tha...t are not ours to solve. . . . [T]here are no hard problems, only problems that are hard to a certain level of intelligence. Move the smallest bit upwards [in level of intelligence], and some problems will suddenly move from “impossible” to “obvious.” Move a substantial degree upwards, and all of them will become obvious.
—ELIEZER S. YUDKOWSKY, STARING INTO THE SINGULARITY, 1996 “The future can’t be predicted,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—WINSTON CHURCHILL Two billion years ago, our ancestors were microbes; a half-billion years ago, fish; a hundred million years ago, something like mice; ten million years ago, arboreal apes; and a million years ago, proto-humans puzzling out the taming of fire. Our evolutionary lineage is marked by mastery of change. In our time, the pace is quickening.
—CARL SAGAN Our sole responsibility is to produce something smarter than we are; any problems beyond tha...t are not ours to solve. . . . [T]here are no hard problems, only problems that are hard to a certain level of intelligence. Move the smallest bit upwards [in level of intelligence], and some problems will suddenly move from “impossible” to “obvious.” Move a substantial degree upwards, and all of them will become obvious.
—ELIEZER S. YUDKOWSKY, STARING INTO THE SINGULARITY, 1996 “The future can’t be predicted,”
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