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Because there’s a high likelihood that that’s not at all how this technology is going to be spread amongst the population, or all countries and this technology

Because there’s a high likelihood that that’s not at all how this technology is going to be spread amongst the population, or all countries and this technology is going to be way more than Einstein in a pocket. How do you even structure society around that? What about all the malicious people in the world. Now they have Einsteins. Great, nothing can go wrong there.

bulbosaur123 4y ago
The risk is there. But it's worth the risk. Humans are curious creatures, you can't just shut something like this in a box. Even if it is dangerous, even if it has potential to destroy humanity. It's our nature to explore, it's our nature to advance at all costs. Bring it on!
birracerveza 4y ago
>What about all the malicious people in the world. Now they have Einsteins. Luckily, so do you.
- egoisticalgoat 4y ago
  This is where it all comes back to the old "good guy with a gun" argument.
  - birracerveza 4y ago
    There is a very, very big difference between "tool with all of human knowledge that you can ask anything to" and "tool you can kill people with".
  - Riverheart 4y ago
    There’s a great skit on “The Fake News With Ted Helms” where they’re debating gun control and Ted shoots one of the debaters and says something to the effect of “Now a good guy with a gun might be able to stop me but wouldn’t have prevented that from happening”.
- flakeoil 4y ago
  What would that help? Counter mad-men with too powerful weapons is difficult and often lead to war. Classic wars or software/DDoS/virus wars or robot wars or whatever.
  - birracerveza 4y ago
    You can use AI to fact-check and filter malicious content. (Which would lead to another problem, which is... who fact-checks the AI?)
- Riverheart 4y ago
  I’m thinking of AI trained to coordinate cybersecurity attacks. If the solution is to deeply integrate AI into your networks and give it access to all of your accounts to perform real-time counter operations, well, that makes me pretty skittish about the future.

bulbosaur123 4y ago

The risk is there. But it's worth the risk. Humans are curious creatures, you can't just shut something like this in a box. Even if it is dangerous, even if it has potential to destroy humanity. It's our nature to explore, it's our nature to advance at all costs. Bring it on!

birracerveza 4y ago

>What about all the malicious people in the world. Now they have Einsteins. Luckily, so do you.

egoisticalgoat 4y ago
This is where it all comes back to the old "good guy with a gun" argument.
- birracerveza 4y ago
  There is a very, very big difference between "tool with all of human knowledge that you can ask anything to" and "tool you can kill people with".
- Riverheart 4y ago
  There’s a great skit on “The Fake News With Ted Helms” where they’re debating gun control and Ted shoots one of the debaters and says something to the effect of “Now a good guy with a gun might be able to stop me but wouldn’t have prevented that from happening”.
flakeoil 4y ago
What would that help? Counter mad-men with too powerful weapons is difficult and often lead to war. Classic wars or software/DDoS/virus wars or robot wars or whatever.
- birracerveza 4y ago
  You can use AI to fact-check and filter malicious content. (Which would lead to another problem, which is... who fact-checks the AI?)
Riverheart 4y ago
I’m thinking of AI trained to coordinate cybersecurity attacks. If the solution is to deeply integrate AI into your networks and give it access to all of your accounts to perform real-time counter operations, well, that makes me pretty skittish about the future.