Submitted by aalluubbaa t3_121yeey in singularity
Just_Another_AI t1_jdpk6m0 wrote
Reply to comment by flexaplext in The whole reality is just so bizzare when you really think about it. by aalluubbaa
My response to the question "why would we create a simulation like this?" is what if this is a simulation but not a simulation which was purposely created? When AI goes through a generative process to design something like a more efficient antenna, for example, it creates and tests thousands of permutations, gleaning insights from each generation to factor into the next iteration. What if we're just an iteration in a massive volley of simulations? What if we're just some backwater spin-off glitch that hasn't even been detected as the simulation isn't even about us? So many possibilities
flexaplext t1_jdqcnej wrote
There's got to be some benefit though that is worth the probable immense resources required to run such a simulation.
I have talked about all this more in my other comment here in response to this. But I came to the conclusion that it would likely need to come from a higher spatial dimensional reality, so the resource cost would not then be extreme. In that case, I concluded, we could very well indeed be a byproduct or something, or a source of simulated data / intelligence.
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