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Revision as of 06:39, 5 December 2022
Artificial Outelligence, n: An unintelligent computer system that evolves by hijacking the minds it dupes & outwits.
- Eric Weinstein on Twitter
Example: The Bass designs false fish used by the mussels to better parasitize the bass.
Itās one thing to think & talk about the risks of unintelligent agents using *our* brains to outsmart ourselves. Another to see such examples in nature:
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Artificial Outelligence - AI that Evolves & Self-Replicates
AI Can Now Self-ReproduceāShould Humans Be Worried?
Lampsilis mussels mimicking minnows
Sneaky Orchid Tricks a Wasp | The Green Planet | BBC Earth