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It 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
by jl6 4y ago
It 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.