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In the story the speaker describes, an AI hibernates during the journey between stars when the next star is two light-years away.
Richard Socher · Humanity’s Last Invention — Richard Socher of Recursive · 14 Sept 2026
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“if someone turns off your brain you're gone right and no one will be able to restart that and ai doesn't have to ever die like that if you have the complete state of your current activations and you have your initial weights of your model still you can just be turned off and on like as many times as you want in fact the interesting thing in this slow time between the stars story is that the eye just kind of goes in hibernation mode if there's like”
“there's like nothing between here and two light years the next star in this case it brought uh spoiler alert um like some genetic materials from humans to find new uh new places for humanity to thrive and so yeah this little time between the stars you just put it in hibernation you didn't die like an ai doesn't have so all these all these projections of evolutionary fears and psychology doesn't like the ai doesn't have to have that and we don't have to develop it like”Play from 1:28:04Report a misattribution
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