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No, but at least I didn't give consent to it through my silence or was on the wrong side of history, nearly as important as slavery, since it's an existential t
by errcorrectcode 5y ago
No, but at least I didn't give consent to it through my silence or was on the wrong side of history, nearly as important as slavery, since it's an existential threat to all of us.
Qui tacet consentire videtur.
- astrange 5y agoMy protip for life is to ignore the people who think they can forecast existential threats, because they'll inevitably logic themselves into becoming EAs who are terrified of a future robot god torturing them in a way that is definitely 100% rational and not the same thing as going to Hell.
- s1artibartfast 5y agoHave you ever considered that it may be counterproductive to your self stated goals and a more moderate approach may work better?
- valgor 5y agoWhat would be an appropriate moderate approach? Because for anyone completely shut off to the idea, any approach is too extreme. And for anyone remotely interested with be intrigued enough to learn more on their own.