Podcast discusses emulated minds that could share lifetimes in seconds
juanbenet · x · 2026-07-22
- The quoted conversation explores a future with emulated minds—digital minds imagined in the style of Greg Egan’s Permutation City.
- Allison Dman describes the idea that such minds could “mind meld” deeply, sharing what feels like an entire lifetime in moments from the outside.
- The post frames this as one of the most exciting possible futures for mind emulation, where entities could know each other for eons and truly share a life.
- It is presented as part of a Juan Benet podcast discussion rather than a product or model release.
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