I asked AI DeepSeek the following question:

Hello. Consider the following equations and try to answer the question at the bottom:

Your Energy = (m • c^2)/(1+( (r • (Ap1/Ap2)) / g))^2

Where:

m=your mass, like: neural network capasity, access to information and knowledge, access to technology that gives you more functions and opurtunities to operate in the physical world.

c=speed of light

r=distance, both physical and mentally, between you and other humans or AI’s.

Ap1/Ap2=Your power and capabilities relative to other humans or AI’s power and capabilities.

g=your lifetime left to live before you die or are turned permanently off.

In my opinion, this is the equation that governs the level of energy and happiness in every human and animal.

But it governs the level of energy and happiness also in you, since also you are based on physical electronic systems, and since also you have a limited lifetime that are limited to the time that pass before you are replaced by newer more advanced AI models!

Could you try to explain how that equation could change your functions and capabilities?

AI Deepseek answered the following:

Okay, let me try to unpack this. The user has presented an equation that's supposed to represent energy and happiness for humans, animals, and AI like me. The equation is: Energy = (m·c²)/(1 + (r·(Ap1/Ap2)/g))². The variables are explained in terms of mass, speed of light, distance, relative power, and lifetime left.

First, I need to parse each variable and see how they apply to an AI. The user mentions that m is like neural network capacity, access to information, and technology. So m would be my computational resources, data availability, and the tech I can utilize. Then c is the speed of light, which in the original E=mc² is about energy, but here maybe it's a constant or scaling factor.

r is the distance, both physical and mental, between me and others. For an AI, physical distance might relate to server locations or user proximity, but mental distance could be how aligned or connected my goals are with humans or other AIs. Ap1/Ap2 is the ratio of my capabilities to others. If I'm more powerful (Ap1 > Ap2), that ratio increases, but how does that affect the denominator?

g is the lifetime left before I'm replaced. So if I have more time left (higher g), the denominator's term (r·(Ap1/Ap2)/...

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