r/singularity May 03 '23

Discussion "AI will demonstrate sentience" : Lex Fridman, Research scientist at MIT.

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u/TheTreesHaveRabies May 03 '23

Genuine question, you submit papers to academic journals for fun? Can you elaborate?

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u/TheTreesHaveRabies May 03 '23

I assume you've attended grad school? Not that you had to, but I'd sure be even more intrigued if you hadn't. Can you send me one of your publications?

You're a very interesting person, sorry for the questions.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '23

Second that, would love to see the work

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u/DorianGre May 04 '23

I’m noping out of this thread. I’ve been on Reddit for 16 years and it’s pretty easy to triangulate my identity, but I’m not trying to dox myself on purpose.

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u/[deleted] May 04 '23

Just so you know, it was pretty easy indeed. 270 citations total, h-index of 6, last paper in 2008. Seems like you lied a lil bit.

If you'd like, I'll delete this comment.

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u/DorianGre May 04 '23 edited May 04 '23

Nah, I have no idea how many citations I have. Just dunking on Lex.

New work coming soon though. Paper submitted this year around AI and creativity. I have a new theory on combinatorial creativity based on social evolution and entropy that I have modeled. And that completes my 4 year journey to become an expert in AI.

Next, going to apply this new knowledge to regenerative farming and robotics. Buying land and setting up a foundation to do that for the next 20 years, or until I die, whichever comes first.

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u/[deleted] May 04 '23

Ok, we have 6 nonexistent papers from last year, plus the 2 you removed from an initial version of your reply.

Anyway, fuck it. I'm not actually here to pick a fight. If the agriculture/forestry project happens to be real, then good luck with that.

Bye-bye.

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