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I had the same impression. He says things which are demonstrably untrue, it implies a lack of domain knowledge. But, on paper anyway, he has the domain knowledg
by post_below 4y ago
I had the same impression. He says things which are demonstrably untrue, it implies a lack of domain knowledge. But, on paper anyway, he has the domain knowledge.
I agree with the idea that the right time to decide how to handle AI is before it becomes extremely powerful. But he uses so much hyperbole, and what seems to me to be intentionally inflammatory language for purposes of creating fear.
It makes we want to take the cynical perspective that he's trying to cash in on fear to create a (valuable) following.
- ShredKazoo 4y agoWhat's a specific demonstrably untrue claim which is made?