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At least they're re-creating something big. Jurassic Park notwithstanding, large animals are far less of a threat to humans than something small that could beco
by Animats 2y ago
At least they're re-creating something big. Jurassic Park notwithstanding, large animals are far less of a threat to humans than something small that could become an invasive species. Humans have tens of millions of RPG rounds in stock.
- creatonez 2y ago> Humans have tens of millions of RPG rounds in stock. What is this, Horizon Zero Dawn? Will we have to steal parts from the mammoth's cauldron facilities for our survival, while the mammoths continue to get stronger and stronger in an unstoppable paperclip optimizing loop?
- hashhar 2y agoBy paperclip optimizing loop did you by any chance mean https://www.decisionproblem.com/paperclips/index2.html https://www.decisionproblem.com/paperclips/index2.html?
- creatonez 2y agoThe game I mentioned has several paperclip optimizing scenarios unfolding at the same time, including one where terraforming robots (some of which are designed like mammoths & serve a similar environmental purpose) keep getting stronger and stronger to protect themselves from robot hunters while the AI's central command system has gone missing. It takes place in a completely "reset" world, so from the perspective of humans the robots have always been part of the natural environment. Not the most realistic AI story, but very fun.
- Dylan16807 2y agoThe same idea that is referencing.
- bink 2y agoAnd yet Australia "lost" the Emu war.