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If we're gonna make vaguely sweeping comparisons to religion, I would like to point out that much of this kind of instinctive aversion to EA probably comes, its
by bondarchuk 4y ago
If we're gonna make vaguely sweeping comparisons to religion, I would like to point out that much of this kind of instinctive aversion to EA probably comes, itself, from the secular protestantism pervading US culture.
- Outcome matters more than the intention of the person trying to do a good act? Absurd; here, I can even prove it with an absurd example!
- Trying, at all, to build a framework for good and bad different from that handed down to us? How dare they.
- Artificial general intelligence? Pointless to worry about, only humans can be really intelligent because [strikethrough]they have a soul[/strikethrough] there's something about consciousness that we don't yet understand.