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Unfortunately, the questions the interviewer asks are all rather trite. On the flip side, most of the answers are rambling and barely coherent. Not the finest p
by andrewprock 11y ago
Unfortunately, the questions the interviewer asks are all rather trite. On the flip side, most of the answers are rambling and barely coherent. Not the finest presentation of the field as a whole. :(
- snowwrestler 11y agoI find Horgan very frustrating as a writer. He seems to prefer trite controversy over deep understanding.
- greenrd 11y agoThis is Scientific American, a general-interest publication, not AGI Risks Weekly. In other words, most of the people reading this article will have never come across these ideas, let alone considering the questions "obvious". I'd be overjoyed if scientific american was discussing transhumanism, the singularity and AGI risks on a regular basis, and I'd be happy to be proven wrong - but I don't think that's the case.