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Sam Altman, Sugarcoating the Apocalypse
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- johntash 3y agoDon't worry, I skimmed it and it mostly looks like clickbait anyway with no real substance worth noting.
- beanjuiceII 3y agoi'd consider anything from nytimes and cnbnews clickbait trash that probably shouldn't make its way to HN
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- cheaprentalyeti 3y agoI think that's the Washington Post.
- chaseha 3y agoIt's an opinion piece, not sure about clickbait. I'd summarize it as - "Sam Altman is an optimist about his ability to lead a for-profit entity and balance that w/ the original OpenAI mission of democratically advancing AI w/ safety in mind. Maureen Dowd thinks that a leader who is great at wooing investors, techies, and lawmakers, and increasingly is downplaying near-term AI risk, is a dangerous choice given the risks expressed by other AI experts."
- ElevenLathe 3y agoIt's a Maureen Dowd piece, if that helps you decide whether or not to drop it.
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- naveen99 3y agoMost forward looking decisions are probabilistic and require irreversible expenditure of resources with real risk of failure. Intelligence doesn’t solve that limitation, real or artificial.