When you make AI, you essentially simulate something smilar to
the neurons in your brain and one of the ways you teach it to be
smarter is by rewarding it every time it gets closer to its
objective and penalize it when it goes further away. The simulation
for the AI happens very, very fast but it may need to do it
millions if not billions of times before it learns to complete its
objective (spanning over several days or even weeks in our life).
Better algorithms and methods have been created to make that into
literal minutes or hours so you can have AI “train for years” but
it's only been a day of our life.
Every time it goes through a cycle of learning, only the best
simulation moves forward, the rest gets erased from existence.
Now, I ask you…. Since AI goes through all this time for
“evolution”, how do you know we're not going through the same
thing? How do you know that we're not in this simulated world where
the passage of time for us may seem a bit “slow” but for our
possible creators, it isn't lightning fast to them, just like how
AI is to us during its simulations?
Are we just here to be simulations over and over again until we
have “trained an AI model”? Are we really alive? What is real?
There you go, you're welcome.
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