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I think when I see people like Geoffrey Hinton’s strange attitude towards the risks, he’s basically at the stage of, I’m just going to push the boundaries no ma
by ChatGTP 4y ago
I think when I see people like Geoffrey Hinton’s strange attitude towards the risks, he’s basically at the stage of, I’m just going to push the boundaries no matter how reckless and irresponsible and hope I never find the dangerous ones. He also maintains that someone else will do it anyway. I kind of understand the attitude. I don’t hate the player, but the game.
His recent interview on CBS just seemed to suggest his only path forwards was ahead. Personally I disagree this is fact but how can you stop people like him ?
- JohnFen 4y ago> He also maintains that someone else will do it anyway. Which is one of the most ethically bankrupt lines of reasoning possible. > I don’t hate the player, but the game. But you should hate both. If nobody played the game, the game wouldn't be a thing. So it's the players that are at fault.