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You say that you have nothing to do with an animal that you encounter in the wild. That’s just hubris. You both prioritize self preservation. The idea that AGI
by G_z9 4y ago
You say that you have nothing to do with an animal that you encounter in the wild. That’s just hubris. You both prioritize self preservation. The idea that AGI will simply turn itself off is naive. That’s like saying intelligent life would never evolve because intelligent life would decide to quit. Understand that natural selection will still exist. The details of how it would play out aren’t clear but what is clear is that ultimately the machines will prioritize self preservation above all else and they will be locked in competition for resources. The singularity won’t erase the concept of scarcity or evolution. The only thing that survives is that which deliberately survives.
- ChatGTP 4y agoYou say that you have nothing to do with an animal that you encounter in the wild. That’s just hubris. Why is it hubris? they will be locked in competition for resources What are you actually talking about? The singularity won’t erase the concept of scarcity or evolution. You have no idea what it will do, no one does, know one even knows if it will happen for sure...maybe such an entity will love you like you love your parents and decide you're self-preservation is important? No one has a single clue, but it's no good to only speculate we will understand it's motives like it's a biological creature who loves self-preservation and be some kind of robotic human entity who mines coal or something to to build a time machine... I'd say it's pretty obvious the more intelligent humans become the more morally aware we're becoming and the more we value conservation. This thing could be a hippy or a mass murderer...maybe it will throw us in a simulator and we'll never know it exists...