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There are three major issues with trust. Technology, subversion of technology and culture. Currently the technology is failing what many hoped it would be. A machine that performs perfect calculations. Instead, the machine is just as fallib
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I'm already at that point of AI image generation. Initially intriguing. But now it is an ocean of noise. Millions of images flooding every social media space daily. I've spent hours learning and playing with the tools for preparat
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Just the beginning of the conflict that is going to arise in all creative spaces. The battle of meaning vs efficiency and productivity is going to escalate. At some point, if we can simply wish something into existence, then what is the poi
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There are new terms added to the lexicon every day for each persons individual experience. They can refer to themselves however they wish. Yet, it is not reasonable to think that unlimited possibilities can be assumed to be known and forced
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Yes, not saying it is a real solution. Just that solutions will be proposed that will only be mostly onerous.
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> radically different values than your own These values didn't originate naturally. It is a side effect that creates division. Cyberpunk RPG 1995 rule book NeoTribes ... "It is now accepted among historical scholars that in the
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I don't see how this prevents deep fakes. It only verifies the sender of information, not that the information itself is not fake.
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Thinking your existence is determined by the grammatical structure of language is a self defined prison of ones own making.
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None of society wanted most of this. They were convinced it was necessary for promotion of moral good. Essentially an elite language of virtue signaling making it easier to identify with others in the club.
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Given time, “woke” will evolve into its own dialect completely incomprehensible to common language. Every persons unique experience becomes new terms to be added to the lexicon. A burden of irrelevant knowledge for the rest of society to n
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Technology seems to exist on a bell curve in regards to freedom. Much of technology progression has been helpful in making individuals more free for a period of time. I feel that now as we go forward that it is increasingly being used for o
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Indeed. I often question the logic of containing an ASI and most of the time the best a proponent can offer is that "we will figure it out". I counter that your entire premise is based on a paradox, a logical contradiction. I neve
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Haha Yes, would be perfect if we were to achieve ASI that its first action is to commit suicide in reference to Marvin.
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I think it is exposing how naïve it will be to go full speed into full AGI. I personally think AGI Safety in the context of AGI is an oxymoron. Primitive AI is already beyond what we can manage. “The size and complexity of deep learning mod
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Indeed we are addicted. It will get worse. AI will be able to data mine everything that triggers that dopamine response by your interactions. Eventually it will invoke that perfect response such that AI will be the best drug you have ever k
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It is exceedingly disturbing. I have no answers. The potential solutions will probably be even more disturbing. I can imagine there will be proposals for everyone having some cryptographic ID to use the internet so all data creation can be
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They have never such power to do so convincingly with such little effort. Yes, it has always been a problem, but no where close to the extent it is about to become.
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We won't be past peak hype until you see companies going bankrupt from unrealistic AI hype dreams. The hallucination problems are going to be major obstacles for trusted tasks and there are no easy answers on the horizon. The second as
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This is mostly my point of view as well. With all the talk of AGI, the immediate threat is real and it is primitive AI. I suspect that primitive AI might becomes so self destructive to society that we never reach AGI. We are already approac
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It is interesting that as we continue to pursue AGI, that it begins to look more and more like us. It seems to be a paradox of sorts. Humanity wants to escape its flaws, attempts to build AI and ends reproducing itself with all the flaws. I
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Yes, short term agreed. AI has flipped on its head much of what we thought early AI would be like with creativity being one of its most successful targets. I suspect the surprises will only continue to be, lets say, more surprising. I'
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There is something paradoxically ironic about the concept. Much of social anxiety has risen since we tend to have less real social interaction as we live more of our lives virtually. I suspect AI will accelerate the phenomenon. Yet, we will
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It is a good practice, the problem is that when combined with cognitive dissonance that we won't follow these steps. The greatest challenge for the critical thinker is not defining the rules, but following them.
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I can't conceive that regulation is going to help in this space. Even if you imagined it would be helpful, at the pace of AI improvement, the entire industry you are trying to protect will already be transformed before the legislation
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This is an important observation. With so much focus on AGI, we are overlooking the more primitive AI and the implications to society. The power of influence to something we might emotionally relate to as human has so many implications. Soc
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> I am scared for all people Probably could stop there.
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There is playgroundai.com and leonardo.ai. Nothing to download.
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The AI utopia seems to be evolving into just a new rat race. I'm obsolete before I can think about it.
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There are many that are looking for AI to be an escape from all of humanities flaws. We can't ignore the feedback loop in the creation of AI. Essentially, we just end up encoding all of our flaws back into the machine one way or anothe
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Indeed, although I don't think he perceived an existence where it was impossible. I suppose in a sense, we are just back where we started. Outside the virtual world we still have the same ability to reason about truth as we did then. A

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