To be completely honest, I think the "exit strategy" for EVERYONE here is to go into activism / politics. AI can be a huge booster for many things, but it's go

To be completely honest, I think the "exit strategy" for EVERYONE here is to go into activism / politics. AI can be a huge booster for many things, but it's going to increase inequalities WILDLY, even for people who thought they were "safe and out of reach" If we make robots work for us, the benefits should be equitably redistributed to everyone (and that means everyone, even to other countries through subsidies, etc) This means: TAX THE RICH, REDISTRIBUTE, PROTECT DEMOCRACY this is the only way forward (and also: PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT) and as much as AI might help to make discoveries it's going to: - burn electricity and pollute, increasing climate change (think about people replacing "watching Netflix" by "let's burn 5h of GPU to generate my own personal movie for tonight, and repeat that every night, multiplied by 7 billion people) - increase inequalities (why would Jeff Bezos and Sam Altman get 99% of the profit of a tech which is largely developed through the shared contribution of ALL OF HUMANITY in the form of texts, images, videos on the internet used as training) - lower confidence in democracy (think incredibly realistic deep-fakes, very smart "troll bots" on Twitter working for foreign powers) - lower confidence in the social fabric (people preferring AI girlfriends to real people, bullying each other, making "nude AI photographs")