![]() ![]() Finally, life 3.0 can change both its software and its hardware.It can ‘design its software’, as Tegmark puts it. Life 2.0 is a more adaptable form that can learn new skills, update its views of the world, and create culture. ![]() It can survive and replicate, but that’s about it. Life 1.0 is the simple biological life of plants and smaller animals.The ‘Life 3.0’ here needs a little explanation, so let me quickly outline the three levels of life that it refers to. Hence Max Tegmark’s new book Life 3.0: Being Human in the Age of Artificial Intelligence. I know very little about artificial intelligence (AI), but if people far smarter than me say it’s important, I figured I ought to read a bit about it. “The future of life with Artificial Intelligence,” says Max Tegmark, is “the most important conversation of our time.” I’ve heard similar claims a couple of times recently from other people, including Stephen Hawking and Bill Gates. ![]()
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