You can't save the world without money.

Me too. I wish we enter the age of implants soon. I really want one to help me speed up things and access more memory, but it will take time to test these, and complications may arise in the beginning. By the time it's safe to use I'll be an old man. So I try not to hope for anything, but live with what I have. But yeah, I'm hopeful for the next generation.

As far as aging, I've been taking care of myself well enough and it's no guarantee AGI will fix that. Then again, I may simply not know enough about this subject. In any case, thanks for sharing.

Ah, I see. I suppose he has credibility even though he has the morality in check? Any books you can recommend about LEV in general?

>Though most of our problems could be fixed soon if agi/asi gets made, we will discover new things quicker and quicker.

I guess. But should be hold our breaths until that happens? As incredible as it sounds, I find it hard to live in the moment when we're about to change the entirety of our civilization. How does one do this? Meditation helps, but it's still a bit overwhelming. In the end, nobody knows and not everything will get fixed. We may even create bigger problems.

Well, AI will be able to do that, no? But first, we need to figure out cancer and other diseases, as well as poverty, wars, fundamentalism, idiocy, and all kinds of stuff. I suppose all that falls under the same umbrella.

How did you get to that number?

Hi, what is LEV in your nick?

I can't wait for the AGI. I was recently reading WaitButWhy's post about the AI and it fired me up again. Just ChatGPT is really incredible, and I haven't even used other services that much.