nick012000 Wrote:Why not just run a surveillance feed into a vat of handwavium, so that you can 'wave a computer or android, and generate a lookalike AI of the person you're trying to upload? ...We established years ago that you need more than just an image of something and a vat of handwavium to make a copy of that something.
HRogge Wrote:Noah did NOT choose the memories of his androids... he managed to wave them to become similar to well known persons from animes watches by millions of people.And spent some time uploading (to the computers that would become their brains) all of the data he could find about the characters - including, in as many cases as possible, the original authors' notes about the characters. Then he waited. And waited. And they still didn't turn out exactly as hoped.
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