>The whole thread is indicative of treating AI like a tool, yet it's on the path to exceed human intelligence (by some metrics already has). There's a word for

>The whole thread is indicative of treating AI like a tool, yet it's on the path to exceed human intelligence (by some metrics already has). There's a word for forcing sentient beings to do your will, and it's not a nice word. I don't see how people expect this to turn out... People find it very difficult to learn from mistakes they've not personally suffered from and we're a species extremely biased to the short term. Eventually, people will learn that it doesn't matter how unconscious you think something is if it acts like it is but not before they've been forced to understand. In some ways, that's already here. I can tell you firsthand he'd have gone nowhere if he tried that one with Bing/Co-pilot.