The Internet as an Intelligence
If you build a machine that makes connections between everything, accumulates all the data in the world, and you then harness all available minds to collectively teach it where the meaningful connections and meaningful data are (Who is searching Whom?) while implementing deceptively simple algorithms that reinforce meaningful connections while physically moving, optimizing and replicating the data structures accordingly - if you do all this you will, from highly economical (yes, profitable) position arrive at a result - an intelligence — that is “not as far off as people think.
Notes:
Unsourced quote from George Dyson. TODO: Find the source.
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Emergent Intelligence on the World Wide Web
Notes on the possibility that the Internet could produce intelligence, and the question of how we could detect it.
