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Wolfram: Time is a computational process of network rewriting
“Time is a computational phenomenon. Time is the progressive change of the network.”
Wolfram: Maximizing AI capability requires accepting unexpected behavior
“So we kind of have this trade off. We either can understand what's going to happen, in which case we don't let our AIs really do what they can do, or we always say, okay, we're going to run the risk of the AI doing something unexpected.”
Wolfram: Computational equivalence prevents shortcutting complex system predictions
“So this principle of computational equivalence says, whether you have a brain or a computer or mathematics or statistics or whatever else, you are really just equivalent in your computational sophistication to the system that you're trying to predict. And that…”