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This feels like Icarus' wings being melted. Tech gave us so much, but maybe this shows that it can go too far. Perhaps the Great Filter theory that at a certain
by corodra 7y ago
This feels like Icarus' wings being melted. Tech gave us so much, but maybe this shows that it can go too far. Perhaps the Great Filter theory that at a certain point a civilization's technology becomes it's own demise, might have validity.
Banning certain AI work is going to be a great joke. Kind of like prohibition was in the 20s. It's not like a nuke that requires a lot of infrastructure and manpower. These AI attacks only need a computer from Best Buy to accomplish. Hell, building the box yourself is far cheaper and more efficient. Unless we all agree that all computers should be tracked like guns, plus monitored, I don't think there's a good solution out there.
This deepfake problem hasn't even scratched the surface of what's to come.
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- __s 7y agoThe extreme response is for companies to stop putting out programmable silicon. Everything on the cloud, only executing signed binaries