He defines the three operational constraints of supervised systems as clean data, measurable objectives, and bounded parameters, and treats edge cases as a key fragility vector.
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He defines the three operational constraints of supervised systems as clean data, measurable objectives, and bounded parameters, and treats edge cases as a key fragility vector.
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He identifies three practical constraints on the AI-god project: corruption, scaling inefficiency, and operational fragility (including sabotage of data centers).
Jiang argues that Mongol atrocities were logical and understandable once their circumstances and constraints are understood.
Jiang defines game theory as a model in which human action is a game and each actor seeks the optimal strategy under the constraints of circumstance.
The Mongols' core constraints are low population, huge distance and supply problems, and inability or unwillingness to govern conquered territory.
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"...the computer is actually from the internet. Okay, that's the first constraint. Second constraint is that you need a measurable goal."
"...has to be a measurable goal. Okay, that's the second major constraint. The third major constraint is define parameters. Okay, you need in other..."
"And that mean damn right or intentionally trying to cause an accident or self driving car. Does that make sense? And the answers you..."
"And nowadays, it's just much easier to steal the money. Right? If they give you $200, do you really want to spend that $200..."
"AI is independent of humans, right? Their goal is to replace humans. No, no, no, guys. That's not how this works, okay? AI is..."
"...up. Okay? So, these are three major issues or three major constraints on artificial intelligence becoming God. The problem is the people in charge..."
"...to you that what they did, given the circumstances, given the constraints they were under, was actually logical and understandable, okay? So that's the..."
"...strategy. Okay? It's called optimal strategy. Optimal strategy is given the constraints of your circumstance. What is the best way for you to win?..."
"So if you're the big guy, okay? This is the big guy. He wants the game to be fair, which is like, let's just..."
"...they are to win. Okay? So let's go over their major constraints. The first constraint that they have is, excuse me, low population."
"...often outnumbered, often 100 to 1. And so that's a major constraint. When Genghis Khan was alive, at his height, he had anywhere between..."
"If the siege is too long, or the war lasts for too long. Okay? Because eventually, you'll run out of soldiers. So that's what..."
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