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Kaarssteun t1_j1w28a8 wrote

Reply to comment by Baron_Samedi_ in Considering the recent advancements in AI, is it possible to achieve full-dive in the next 5-10 years? by Burlito2

ASI being superhuman by definition, it will find a way around those.

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AsheyDS t1_j1wt9gt wrote

ASI isn't magic. And there will always be real-world limitations.

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SerdarCS t1_j1wothj wrote

It's still bound by the laws of physics though

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Baron_Samedi_ t1_j1ymler wrote

Yup. This is what the ASI enthusiasts keep ignoring. ASI is not an infinity gauntlet. Simply being superintelligent does not mean you can overcome the laws of physics - or global politics, or economics, for that matter - with a snap of your fingers.

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Kaarssteun t1_j1yxkx5 wrote

Im not saying it will break the physical laws per se - but it really might. Everything we know, we know with our human intelligence, which will be surpassed. A dog might think his master never runs out of food, that may be a "law" in his mental world, yet it is painfully obvious to us humans that it's wrong.

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