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Nick Bostrom's research costs £6.99. It is not a research, it is a quick way to make money while the window of opportunity is still open by doing cargo cult sci
by mmiliauskas 10y ago
Nick Bostrom's research costs £6.99. It is not a research, it is a quick way to make money while the window of opportunity is still open by doing cargo cult science.
I am yet to hear a decent argument about how AI will wipe out the earth. It starts to belong to the same category as politics, nobody knows what they are talking about, but everyone has an opinion. Even the so called "smarts". I remember there were news about Stephen Hawking being concerned about AI, if you watched his interview, he literally pointed his software to the "Existential risk from artificial general intelligence" wikipedia page and read the abstract... Elon Musk started by comparing AI danger to "The Terminator" scenario. Seriously a f* movie? How about we don't go to Mars because of the "Alien" movie? Now he says that "not all scenarios are benign..." - no shit, Scotty.
- aaron695 10y ago> I am yet to hear a decent argument about how AI will wipe out the earth. I ask AI how to create a biological virus that would kill every human on the planet that's encrypted enough other AI would not be able to cure it in time.
- mmiliauskas 10y agoI think you are on to something. You should really consider publishing this, just don't forget to add some graphs and equations. Hell, screw that, just package it as a book and start selling it for £6.99 a pop.
- simonh 10y agoYou seem to be somewhat confused. Bostrom is a philosopher, not a scientist.