Count me in as well. This fearmongering about AI really is nonsense, as is all the 'we must regulate it now' stuff - how can we regulate something that is so il

Count me in as well. This fearmongering about AI really is nonsense, as is all the 'we must regulate it now' stuff - how can we regulate something that is so ill-defined to begin with? As for the lethal autonomous weapons, they're not going to be an existential threat[1]. For a start, if both sides have enough to kill the other side, that still leaves all the humans not involved in the war. And when the rubber hits the road, we know that machines are far from infallible; they break down all the time. Until machines can repair themselves (or run the full supply chain from raw resources to factory-made replacements), we don't have to fear for the existence of the human race. [1] there is potential for a lot of suffering, sure, but how is that different to a human-run war?