[HN Gopher] We're one step closer to reading an octopus's mind
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We're one step closer to reading an octopus's mind
Author : Amorymeltzer
Score : 23 points
Date : 2023-04-10 15:29 UTC (7 hours ago)
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| tough wrote:
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| tired_star_nrg wrote:
| Every day we get closer to making this onion article a reality:
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| https://clickhole.com/the-future-is-here-elon-musk-stuck-a-g...
| 7373737373 wrote:
| I _HIGHLY_ recommend this talk from the HotChips conference
| "HC29-K1: The Direct Human/Machine Interface and Hints of a
| General Artificial Intelligence", specifically the next 4 minutes
| after this timestamp:
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| https://youtu.be/PVuSHjeh1Os?t=1168
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| Also this: "Flashes of Insight: Whole-Brain Imaging of Neural
| Activity in the Zebrafish"
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| https://youtu.be/eKkaYDTOauQ
| asplake wrote:
| Meanwhile from the sci-fi department, got to mention the Children
| of Time series by Adrian Tchaikovsky
| nozzlegear wrote:
| I really enjoyed Children of Time, and I just started the
| latest entry in the series a couple of days ago. Speaking of
| octopuses though, I highly recommend The Mountain in the Sea by
| Ray Nayler. It was a riveting read and dealt just as much with
| artificial intelligence (timely considering all the hubbub
| around LLMs lately) as it did with the rise of consciousness in
| octopuses in the near future and how humanity might react to
| that. I couldn't put it down.
| wrycoder wrote:
| Which one?
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