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Well, by going forwards, I mean practically by the way :) So here is where I don't even know then why it's being pursued so aggressively, especially in a busin
by ChatGTP 4y ago
Well, by going forwards, I mean practically by the way :)
So here is where I don't even know then why it's being pursued so aggressively, especially in a business context.
There is absolutely no way that Google or Microsoft can just put an ultra-intelligent "AGI" on the internet for hire with a credit card, to start with. It would likely be an existential threat to their own business, people, and or civilization.
So yeah, even for a business like Microsoft, there is a limit to how good you can let this thing get before it actually destroys their own business or worse.
Then, how would it work from a national security standpoint? Would it not just immediately provoke a war if America got an AGI first and China finds out? Even if someone started leaking rumors the Pentagon has an AI war general with an IQ of 900, that could possible make things escalate immediately?