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The AI systems would likely look nothing like what we have now. I'm not even sure how far down you would use AI. Assuming just stupid compute ( actually rather reasonable in the grand scheme ) them you can go from the atoms up. You could literally simulate every interaction for Earth assuming no shortcuts and maybe no quantum computing. So with the big case out of the way let's talk assumptions.

Do we really need to simulate every interaction, 🤔, I mean most interactions happen at the boundaries. We can likely make a lot of bulk property assumptions. Do we really need high fidelity simulation everywhere or just near the agents. I mean quantum uncertainty is already a thing, could they really tell if the air in the middle of no where behaves right? Do we really need to simulate the sound of a tree falling in the forest? Better yet we can just simulate one brain and the experiences it has interacting with things. Use predictive models and lower level agents the socially and physically farther they are away. One person will never be able to tell even if they suspect.

So in short we may not know the means right now, yet the math says it's possible and rather easily so on the cosmic scale. I suspect in this century we would be able to simulate an entire brain and it's interactions likely for medical purposes. From there the universe is the limit.

You may now have an existential panic attack.

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text The AI systems would likely look nothing like what we have now. I'm not even sure how far down you would use AI. Assuming just stupid compute ( actually rather reasonable in the grand scheme ) them you can go from the atoms up. You could literally simulate every interaction for Earth assuming no shortcuts and maybe no quantum computing. So with the big case out of the way let's talk assumptions. Do we really need to simulate every interaction, 🤔, I mean most interactions happen at the bounda…
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