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No, the claim is that "no one can believe that AI leads to doom AND not work tirelessly to tear down the machine building the AI". It's unfalsifiable because th
by hackinthebochs 3y ago
No, the claim is that "no one can believe that AI leads to doom AND not work tirelessly to tear down the machine building the AI". It's unfalsifiable because there's no way for him to gain knowledge that this belief is false (that they do genuinely belief in doom and do not act in the manner he deems appropriate). It's blatantly self-serving.
- stale2002 3y ago> "no one can believe that AI leads to doom AND not work tirelessly to tear down the machine building the AI". No, this is not the claim. The claim is not about the actions that one single individual person does. "No one", as you put it. Instead it is about the group of people, in general. Yes, this group of people not doing anything of important is indeed strong evidence that they don't actually care. And yes that group of people can falsify the claim by actually taking real action on the matter. Or, another way that they could falsify the claim is by admitting that their actions and non actions make no sense, and they shouldn't listened to because of that. The idea that this group of people is completely irrational, and therefore should be ignored for that reason is another possibility.