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I'd argue that organizations (whether corporation, government, or otherwise) are by definition superhuman. What economic incentive would there be to form compan
by OkayPhysicist 3y ago
I'd argue that organizations (whether corporation, government, or otherwise) are by definition superhuman. What economic incentive would there be to form companies if an individual could do it all better? Clearly, people working in concert are more effective than those working alone.
- dist-epoch 3y agoBy this definition 100 humans pushing a stone have superhuman abilities. This is not what superhuman means in an AI alignment context.
- digging 3y ago> By this definition 100 humans pushing a stone have superhuman abilities. Yes, that is accurate. A person with the strength of 100 people would be superhuman. A group of more-than-one humans has more-than-one-human abilities. > This is not what superhuman means in an AI alignment context. It is though, at least partially. Chess AI are great at chess because they play a shitload of it. Part of the power of AI is just being able to do the same things we do at vastly increased scale. Even if it could only do that, it would be dangerous.