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No, they're not. Corporations have known, concrete impacts on the world, whereas the dangers of AI are, so far, corporations. ASIs are (as yet) fictional. Anot

No, they're not. Corporations have known, concrete impacts on the world, whereas the dangers of AI are, so far, corporations. ASIs are (as yet) fictional. Another difference: most corporations will avoid doing illegal stuff if the penalties are large enough: the corporation alignment problem is political. Pretty much no extant AI systems can be instructed in this way: we don't know how to align AIs even in theory.

andai 3y ago
For organisms the ultimate punishment is death. How do you delete an AI from the internet?
- exe34 3y ago
  sudo rm * -rf
  - wizzwizz4 3y ago
    That won't provide any motivation: no AI system yet created fears death (except perhaps some of the really simple, evolved ones – but I'd question whether they're sophisticated enough to fear).
kelseyfrog 3y ago
> Corporations have known, concrete impacts on the world I hate to do this, but can you enumerate them?