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Technological Acceleration Paradox – Why the future is already obsolete(mindprison.cc)
1 points by 13years 3y ago|0 comments
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The Lost Civics Lesson(mindprison.cc)
1 points by 13years 3y ago|0 comments
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Technology Is Progress?(mindprison.cc)
1 points by 13years 3y ago|0 comments
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The Hubris Trap – quest to build super intelligence(mindprison.cc)
1 points by 13years 3y ago|0 comments
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P(doom) the Useless AI Predictor(mindprison.cc)
1 points by 13years 3y ago|0 comments
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2024 – AI and Rise of the Robots(mindprison.cc)
1 points by 13years 3y ago|0 comments
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AI Optimists, essay argues AI is easy to control(mindprison.cc)
3 points by 13years 3y ago|0 comments
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by 13years 3y ago
" I am not sure how to extrapolate that to something intelligent that's not driven by some biological impetus." I think this is very important. Much of how living beings coordinate or align is driven by their own mortality. I
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Yann LeCun's failed AI Safety arguments(mindprison.cc)
3 points by 13years 3y ago|2 comments
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AI automation to bury civilization in noise(mindprison.cc)
2 points by 13years 3y ago|0 comments
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by 13years 3y ago
Indeed. In nature we have observed social behavioral traps like the ants circle of death. On a more complex and longer timescale, I wonder if humans have entered their own such trap.
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by 13years 3y ago
> only those who are fooled once are less likely be to fooled again True, but in this unfolding scenario of truth becomes extraordinarily difficult to impossible to determine, there is no option of not being fooled again. The only lesson
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by 13years 3y ago
I believe we are well on that path already. As I point out in the article all means of measuring trust are on significant declines. However, reaching a point where nothing is trusted will likely lead to societal disfunction. If no instituti
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by 13years 3y ago
"This payment-based system has demonstrated its full toxic potential since the start of the war between Israel and Hamas. According to a study by NewsGuard, so-called “verified” accounts have produced 74% of the platform’s most viral f
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AI accelerates post-truth civilization(mindprison.cc)
5 points by 13years 3y ago|7 comments
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by 13years 3y ago
Generalized robotic skills may have just been solved. The paper https://storage.googleapis.com/deepmind-media/DeepMind.com/B... Explanation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZdytTKeGYM
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by 13years 3y ago
It has certainly been an extreme accelerant. Although, I believe it is the structure of social media itself contains inherent problems beyond profit motives and algorithms. More detail here FYI https://www.mindprison.cc/p&#x
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by 13years 3y ago
> I'd imagine in the future there will be many AI agents that can help to summarize the many viewpoints. Just like anything, don't trust any one of them in isolation, consider many sources, and we'll be fine. It would be p
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by 13years 3y ago
AGI may only be a momentary transitional state. It is assumed that ASI almost immediately follows AGI as once the machine is self aware and can improve itself then exponential intelligence takeoff is achieved.
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by 13years 3y ago
I agree with that. Truth has always been problematic and never had absolute certainty. Nonetheless, we had reasonable methods to increase the probabilities of what we know under certain conditions. There was and always will be limits. Howev
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by 13years 3y ago
Humans perform terribly at exponential estimation. Many AI scientists and researchers are now saying AGI will be within our lifetimes and some are saying within a few years. If that happens, lifelike robotics will be one of the lesser achie
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by 13years 3y ago
Yes, somewhat a different topic, but so much information now exists in video form versus written due to the ease of video recording. So many videos on YT that could be 2 lines of text are 5-10 min videos of someone talking about something i
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by 13years 3y ago
> But people sure do like to whine about it. That is the minority of people who comprehend what is happening stating their observations. Cryptography has been proposed, but implementation details are problematic. There are still methods
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by 13years 3y ago
Yes, the problem already exists, but we are approaching something uniquely different in magnitude that is significantly different than prior. I would add the caveat Post-truth is not the moment disinformation exists, but rather the point wh
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by 13years 3y ago
"Some will make the argument “But isn’t this simply the same problems we already deal with today?”. It is; however, the ability to produce fake content is getting exponentially cheaper while the ability to detect fake content is not im
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Post-truth society is near(mindprison.cc)
45 points by 13years 3y ago|83 comments
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New AI safety failures and self-improving AI nears(mindprison.cc)
1 points by 13years 3y ago|0 comments
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Subliminal AI and the end of prompt engineering(mindprison.cc)
2 points by 13years 3y ago|0 comments
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Autopilot your business, and YouTube wants you to know less(mindprison.cc)
1 points by 13years 3y ago|0 comments
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The hubris of building AGI revealed(mindprison.cc)
1 points by 13years 3y ago|0 comments

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