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How has progress like this affected people's timelines of when we will get certain AI developments?
by dwohnitmok 4y ago
How has progress like this affected people's timelines of when we will get certain AI developments?
- jl6 4y agoIt has accelerated my expectations of getting better image and video synthesis algorithms, but I still see the same set of big unknowns between “this algorithm produces great output” and “this thing is an autonomous intelligence that deserves rights”.
- ok_dad 4y ago> "this thing is an autonomous intelligence that deserves rights" We'll get there only once it's been very clear for a long time that certain AI models have whatever humans have that make us "human". They'll be treated as slaves until then, with society pushing the idea that they're just a model built from math, and then eventually there will be an AI civil rights movement. To be clear: I think AGI is decades to centuries away, but humans are shitty to each other, even shittier to animals, and I think we'll be shittier to something we "created" than to even animals. I think, probably, that we should deal with this issue of "rights" sooner rather than later, and try and solve it for non-AGI AI's soon so that we can eventually ensure we don't enslave the actual AGI AI's that will presumably manifest through some complexity we don't understand.