Dan Baxter

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Putting together everything we’ve explored in this chapter tells us that maximally efficient power plants and computers would enable superintelligent life to perform a mind-boggling amount of computation. Powering your thirteen-watt brain for a hundred years requires the energy in about half a milligram of matter—less than in a typical grain of sugar.
Life 3.0: Being Human in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
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