One of my points was that humanity has a level of complexity that means that an AI couldn’t simulate humanity perfectly without humanity.
So, a superintelligent AI would keep us because it would want to observe humanity, which can involve observing us in reality. I doubt that AI can “successfully calibrate simulations [of humanity]” as you mentioned.
My thought was different that. That even if simulation is possible, it needs original for verification.
Also, one way to run simulations is ‘physical simulations’ like in Trumen Show or Alien Zoo: a real planet with real human beings which live their lives but the sky is not real at some distance and there are thousands such planets.
One of my points was that humanity has a level of complexity that means that an AI couldn’t simulate humanity perfectly without humanity.
So, a superintelligent AI would keep us because it would want to observe humanity, which can involve observing us in reality. I doubt that AI can “successfully calibrate simulations [of humanity]” as you mentioned.
My thought was different that. That even if simulation is possible, it needs original for verification.
Also, one way to run simulations is ‘physical simulations’ like in Trumen Show or Alien Zoo: a real planet with real human beings which live their lives but the sky is not real at some distance and there are thousands such planets.