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[AMA Request] Elon Musk

80 upvotes • r/IAmA

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In a blind double slit experiment, particles go through two slits, which show up on a backboard in a wave form. However, the wave form is not physical, It's a probability distribution. Can anyone explain what a "probability distribution" in this case is, and what happened to the initial particles?

5 upvotes • r/askscience

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[WP] You are a UX designer in the year 2045. The company you work for uses AI to model the personas of your customers, allowing you to interview and work with them within virtual reality as if they were real people. You begin to develop a relationship with one of the generated personas.

5 upvotes • r/WritingPrompts

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[WP] An old man begins to lose his memory. As he does, an AI is created based on his social media feeds, and takes on his personality. The AI is meant to help by becoming exactly like the older man, but he ends up getting paranoid about the AI slowing taking over his life.

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Is it more useful than not to think of the natural world, the ecosystem, and organisms as machines when attempting to understand how they work?

2 upvotes • r/askscience

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[WP] VR and AR are everywhere. As ubiquitous as a smartphone. The poorest live with everything they could ever want, but none of it is real

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In comparison to the human brain, how accurate are Dr Mark Sagar's simulations in Baby X and Soul Machines?

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By 2025, the Brain Computer Interface has become pretty popular. Facebook just released a BCI app platform for developers, and you just signed up to build for the platform.

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How accurate is this statement: "Atoms are just three-dimensional pixels."?

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Are the other entities in our dreams capable of also being conscious of the dream?

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[AMA Request] Elon Musk	80	IAmA
In a blind double slit experiment, particles go through two slits, which show up on a backboard in a wave form. However, the wave form is not physical, It's a probability distribution. Can anyone explain what a "probability distribution" in this case is, and what happened to the initial particles?	5	askscience
[WP] You are a UX designer in the year 2045. The company you work for uses AI to model the personas of your customers, allowing you to interview and work with them within virtual reality as if they were real people. You begin to develop a relationship with one of the generated personas.	5	WritingPrompts
[WP] An old man begins to lose his memory. As he does, an AI is created based on his social media feeds, and takes on his personality. The AI is meant to help by becoming exactly like the older man, but he ends up getting paranoid about the AI slowing taking over his life.	5	WritingPrompts
Is it more useful than not to think of the natural world, the ecosystem, and organisms as machines when attempting to understand how they work?	2	askscience
[WP] VR and AR are everywhere. As ubiquitous as a smartphone. The poorest live with everything they could ever want, but none of it is real	2	WritingPrompts
In comparison to the human brain, how accurate are Dr Mark Sagar's simulations in Baby X and Soul Machines?	1	askscience
By 2025, the Brain Computer Interface has become pretty popular. Facebook just released a BCI app platform for developers, and you just signed up to build for the platform.	1	WritingPrompts
How accurate is this statement: "Atoms are just three-dimensional pixels."?	1	askscience
Are the other entities in our dreams capable of also being conscious of the dream?	1	askscience