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When it comes to safety you play on the safe side, not the dangerous one. I don't share the philosophy of amateur submariners and I've had my fill of their holl

When it comes to safety you play on the safe side, not the dangerous one. I don't share the philosophy of amateur submariners and I've had my fill of their hollow and reckless arguments. A handful of humans (a few hundred watts of compute) succeeded at devastating the world from 1939-1945. AI already knows more domains of knowledge, is faster, and does not require 20 years to spin up each new instance. Just because 2 of the 10 chains restraining the cave troll are still intact does not mean it is time to make tea.

scotty79 3y ago
> I don't share the philosophy of amateur submariners That makes perfect sense in 2023. Not so much in seventeen hundreds, or whenever people first started to attempting it. > A handful of humans (a few hundred watts of compute) succeeded at devastating the world from 1939-1945. I wouldn't really count it towards how powerful a person is. Literally billions of people amount to almost nothing their whole life. Wars were results of historical processes. People are nothing than a match under the barrel of gunpowder filled with economical and societal forces. If there are such forces that could end us what's the difference if the match will be biological or silicon? > Just because 2 of the 10 chains restraining the cave troll are still intact does not mean it is time to make tea. Imagined cave troll.