Well, creatures able to compress their sense data to 0.22 of its original size might drive to extinction creatures who can only manage a compression ratio of 0.23 - in an evolutionary contest. ‘Small’ differences in modeling ability—as measured by compression ratios—could thus have large effects on the world.
However compression (and AI) are hard problems and run rapidly into diminishing returns—at least if you measure them in this way.
Well, creatures able to compress their sense data to 0.22 of its original size might drive to extinction creatures
who can only manage a compression ratio of 0.23 - in an evolutionary contest.
Well, creatures able to compress their sense data to 0.22 of its original size might drive to extinction creatures who can only manage a compression ratio of 0.23 - in an evolutionary contest. ‘Small’ differences in modeling ability—as measured by compression ratios—could thus have large effects on the world.
However compression (and AI) are hard problems and run rapidly into diminishing returns—at least if you measure them in this way.
Sounds pretty speculative.