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If the upperbound is unlimited doesn't the lower bound essentially converge to zero? Imagine the upper strata (literally and figuratively) in flying cars and fl
by apineda 5y ago
If the upperbound is unlimited doesn't the lower bound essentially converge to zero? Imagine the upper strata (literally and figuratively) in flying cars and flying restaurants. The simple farm house would now seem like a desolate situation. Or would it?
- gonehome 5y agoOn the spectrum of possible intelligence human variance is small so in practice this isn't really an issue. Though what you’re touching on is why misaligned AGI is an e-risk.