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RE: What Tauchain can do for us: Finding the world's biggest problems

in #tauchain8 years ago (edited)

Rather than trying to explain how Tauchain works which might not really be important to non-AI researchers, I am focused on explaining what Tauchain can do for you. Some concepts you can use:

1 Bounded rationality. The idea that there is a limit to how rational a human mind can be. The only way to transcend this limit is through the extended mind (external mind).
2 Debiasing. Humans are biased. No matter how hard we try, we are biased and this includes stuff like racist, sexist, homophobic, ageist, nationalist, globalist, just fill in the blank.
3 Effective altruism. Humans aren't very good at ethics or altruism.
4 Efficient market hypothesis. Markets are not efficient.
5 Social limits of the brain. Dunbar's number.
6 Forced ignorance. We don't even get a choice because we cannot process the complex world as humans and need help.
7 Attention scarcity. We lack an ability to have unlimited attention because conscious attention is scarce.
8 Accelerating complexity. Which requires a greater ability to process information and knowledge than our brains will be able to support.

I think asking how Tauchain works is a bad idea right now because only the experts who are going to peer review it will understand how it works. People don't understand how the Internet works or the OSI layers but still use it. People don't understand how email works with SMTP but still use it. People don't understand how video streaming works with WebRTC but still use it. People don't understand how Bitcoin or Ethereum works but still use it. All people really need to understand (newbies and the masses) is what Tauchain can do for them.

Sorry I cannot come up with a better answer but explaining the how is never simple when it's dealing with AI. How does Google work? Most people don't understand that and don't care as long as it returns increasingly more accurate results each year. More details in the form of papers (one of which will be for everyone not just experts) will help elucidate Tauchain. Please wait for the official whitepaper by Ohad Asor.

References

  1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Efficient-market_hypothesis
  2. https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Bounded_rationality
  3. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debiasing