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South African American entrepreneur Ilon Musk giving an interview the other day to researcher Lex Friedman of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, again talking about super-advanced artificial intelligence and theory of simulation.
At some point, the interviewer asked what question Ilon would ask advanced AI if it really existed. The 47-year-old head of SpaceX, after a little thought, replied that he would like to find out what is the real reality beyond our simulated reality.
My hypothesis that our civilization lives inside an incredibly complex and realistic matrix, a businessman shared in the world community back in 2016. According to Mask, with every year in the world there are more and more oddities, and not one a conscious person cannot ignore this. Thus, the billionaire concluded that we all exist in a huge simulation, created by some advanced mind, and this matrix in the last For some reason, it crashes. Although perhaps it’s just certain her program task …
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Of course, the theory of simulation today has many supporters and without our hero, however, Musk is probably the most famous and an influential person who openly supports this conspiracy theological concept. American pushing hard space industry, environmentally friendly unmanned vehicles and other important technologies, being one of the most famous and respected scientific managers of our time.
Communicating with Friedman, Ilon made a very interesting argument in the benefit of his theory. The entrepreneur recalled that 50 years ago video games were the most primitive floating programs on the screen with squares, however today they are approaching full photorealism. This prompted Musk to think that since technology is evolving so rapidly then powerful artificial intelligence could already be created, and for some reason he decided to put humanity in the matrix that we are observing around you.
It is noteworthy that in the past, Musk founded a startup company. “Neuralink”, designed to develop a universal computer interface for connecting the human brain to a computer. Someone believes that the American intends to create a “simulation inside simulations, “and over the next decade he’s quite it can work out.
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