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Yeah I mean, who cares if ASI kills us all as long as a couple hundred of the most well-paid people on the planet get even more rich. It's insane to see all th
by leetharris 3y ago
Yeah I mean, who cares if ASI kills us all as long as a couple hundred of the most well-paid people on the planet get even more rich.
It's insane to see all these takes when we don't even know what caused the loss of trust in the first place.
- blibble 3y ago> Yeah I mean, who cares if ASI kills us all as long as a couple hundred of the most well-paid people on the planet get even more rich. creating ASI for money seems particularly asinine as the machine overlords won't care terribly much about dollars
- nh23423fefe 3y agoHow do you know what ASI will value?
- atomicUpdate 3y agoNo one sincerely believes they have, or will soon achieve, AGI. Neither can they believe that the CEO can push them to achieve it and forcefully release it, whereas they would responsibly develop it (whatever that may mean) without him around.
- gala8y 3y agoGreat summary. We are very complicated creatures and things get out of control, both internally and externally. My armchair opinion is that they started to believe that all of it is so advanced and important, that they lost a bit of a grip on reality. Sutskever imagining planet covered with data centers and solar panels shows me that [0]. Every single person is limited in his/her view - I get a strange feeling when listening to him in this video. Also, they are not the only people left on this planet. Fortunately, this task of creating AI/AGI is not a task for a pack of ten, trying to save us from harm. Still, it may and probably will get rough. /rant [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iqn1HhFJ6c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iqn1HhFJ6c
- ryanwaggoner 3y agoYour second paragraph is pretty ironic given your first.