How much money and time would it take to develop an AI like AVA ?

>>59960993
About tree fitty

It's impossible with current tech, so who the fuck knows.

>>59960993
around 9999999999 man hours

>>59961060
LITERALLY nothing is impossible you stupid faggot

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Shit man, you're asking a lot for us mouth breathers. We have barely been able to launch spacecraft without them spontaneously blowing up.

Maybe like trillions of dollars over decades of work maybe.

>>59961100
Apparently reading complete sentences is impossible for you.

>>59961107

I want it done in 3 weeks for $700 and plus I need 12 month constant support and updates. The pakistani guy from upwork wanted $500 but I rather have it done locally, USA USA USA

>>59961100
proofs?

>>59961160
>muh arse

We don't even have anywhere close to the computing power to simulate the human brain.

So maybe in a thousand years?

>>59961151
Sent :)

>>59961186
>even have anywhere close to the computing power to simulate the human brain.

>what are neural networks that are guided by genetic algorithms

Nigger u stupit ?

>>59961220
He's right though, just the raw performance required to simulate a human brain neural network is in exaFLOPS of FP64 performance. More for a complete simulation of all the cells in a human head. Shit's fucking hard yo.

>"Using the NEST software framework, the team led by Markus Diesmann and Abigail Morrison succeeded in creating an artificial neural network of 1.73 billion nerve cells connected by 10.4 trillion synapses. While impressive, this is only a fraction of the neurons every human brain contains. Scientists believe we all carry 80-100 billion nerve cells, or about as many stars as there are in the Milky Way."


>"Knowing this, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that the researchers were not able to simulate the brain’s activity in real time. It took 40 minutes with the combined muscle of 82,944 processors in K computer to get just 1 second of biological brain processing time. While running, thesimulationate up about 1PB of system memory as each synapse was modeled individually."

https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/163051-simulating-1-second-of-human-brain-activity-takes-82944-processors

Optical processors or that quantum voodo shit might get us there faster, hopefully.

>>59961100
x/0

>>59961314
>https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/163051-simulating-1-second-of-human-brain-activity-takes-82944-processors

>what is wetware

>>59961352
>what is infinity

>>59960993

not enough knowledge about how the brain works

u dumb fugz, you've seen the film, u see vfx, run the VR with the 3d modelz from the vfx team, n ur done.

ava waz a dumb thot bot. top zognet. smdh ((she)) waz a special snowflake shillbot. top sperg imo.

ur waifu a shit m8z.

>>59961441
NaN

>>59960993
In the next 15 years it will happen. 2030 the power of conventional PCs will be over the human brain. AI is already wildly used today and many brain building projects are already running.

>>59961369

Pure science fiction.

>>59962044
>Pure science fiction.
Nope, http://knowm.org/how-to-build-the-ex-machina-wetware/

>>59960993
This smells like waifs thread in disguise.

>>59962073

Lol. Science fiction.

Your first idiotic link to simulate 1 second of human brain activity took over 80,000 supercomputing processors 40 minutes. And you want to condense all of that in to the size of a small female skull?

Your second ridiculous link is VERY heavy on buzz words and concepts and even recommends biology books to read trying to lend credence to a ridiculous principle. It explains nothing yet insists that you can create it in your garage.

>>59962160
Listen up mongoloid, you can literally buy the chips at http://knowm.org/product/bs-af-w-memristors/, read the article before commenting in this superior discussion thread

>>59962235

Sell your shit elsewhere faggot.

Science fiction.

>>59962327
how much cock is up in your arse ?

>>59960993
*EVA

>>59962337

Less than how much cock is on your brain.

>>59960993
Two weeks

It would take more than one company working together with many scientific bodies which will never happen unless there is some threat to mankinds existence and even then I doubt it.

>>59961441
Infinity isn't a number

>>59961967
it's been happening in the next fifteen years for almost fifty years now.

and it always will be.

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>>59962160
>And you want to condense all of that in to the size of a small female skull?

no, i want to condense all of that into a warehouse-sized installation and have it remotely operate a small female skull. and all the other bits.

>>59962235
funny there are people who know how to do it. and there are places you can buy the parts. but nobody's done it.

what's stopping them?

>>59963648

Beaming communication links from satellites in an orbital station would be the only feasable method of operation.

protip: from a starting point of a few mbs of DNA, neurons fire off randomly then either strengthen or weaken connections thereby honing in on "correct" actions, in this way they program themselves, accumulating information about their environment and discovering solutions to problems which would take a team of scientists months or years to program into a robot manually

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>>59960993
15-20 years my guess.

She just fucking locked him in there.

>>59963729
>Not using Nokia Waifu Ready™ 5G technology
ISHYGDDT

>>59960993
a bit over 13.772 billion years, and many trillions of dollars developing the technology over thousands of years to get here.