One of my favorite classics is Kurt Vonnegut's "Cat's Cradle". It's about a scientist who invents something that will kill all life on the planet if anybody ever makes a mistake. Why? Because it was interesting.
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Eric Schmidt says "the computers are now self-improving, they're learning how to plan" - and soon they won't have to listen to us anymore. Within 6 years, minds smarter than the sum of humans - scaled, recursive, free. "People do not understand what's happening."
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One of my favorite classics is Kurt Vonnegut's "Cat's Cradle". It's about a scientist who invents something that will kill all life on the planet if anybody ever makes a mistake. Why? Because it was interesting.
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One of my favorite classics is Kurt Vonnegut's "Cat's Cradle". It's about a scientist who invents something that will kill all life on the planet if anybody ever makes a mistake. Why? Because it was interesting.
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One of my favorite classics is Kurt Vonnegut's "Cat's Cradle". It's about a scientist who invents something that will kill all life on the planet if anybody ever makes a mistake. Why? Because it was interesting.
Artificial general intelligence (AGI) is the intelligence of a machine that could successfully perform any intellectual task that a human being can. It is a primary goal of artificial intelligence research and an important topic for science fiction writers and futurists. Artificial general intelligence is also referred to as "strong AI", "full AI" or as the ability of a machine to perform "general intelligent action". /r/neuralnetworks /r/artificial /r/machinelearning /r/OpenCog /r/causality
How to Build a Third Place on Focusmate
Someday, AI will likely be smarter than us; maybe so much so that it could radically reshape our world. We don't know how to encode human values in a computer, so it might not care about the same things as us. If it does not care about our well-being, its acquisition of resources or self-preservation efforts could lead to human extinction. Experts agree that this is one of the most challenging and important problems of our age. Other terms: Superintelligence, AI Safety, Alignment Problem, AGI
How to Build a Third Place on Focusmate
Slate Star Codex was the former name for a blog by Scott Alexander about human cognition, politics, and medicine. In 2021, the name was changed to Astral Codex Ten: https://astralcodexten.substack.com/
If you're American and care about AI safety, call your Senators about the upcoming attempt to ban all state AI legislation for ten years. It should take less than 5 minutes and could make a huge difference
Effective altruism is a growing social movement founded on the imperative to make the world as good a place as it can be, the use of evidence and reason to find out how to do so, and the audacity to actually try.
If you're American and care about AI safety, call your Senators about the upcoming attempt to ban all state AI legislation for ten years. It should take less than 5 minutes and could make a huge difference
Someday, AI will likely be smarter than us; maybe so much so that it could radically reshape our world. We don't know how to encode human values in a computer, so it might not care about the same things as us. If it does not care about our well-being, its acquisition of resources or self-preservation efforts could lead to human extinction. Experts agree that this is one of the most challenging and important problems of our age. Other terms: Superintelligence, AI Safety, Alignment Problem, AGI
Eliezer Yudkowsky explains why pre-ordering his book is worthwhile
Slate Star Codex was the former name for a blog by Scott Alexander about human cognition, politics, and medicine. In 2021, the name was changed to Astral Codex Ten: https://astralcodexten.substack.com/
Eliezer Yudkowsky explains why pre-ordering his book is worthwhile
Someday, AI will likely be smarter than us; maybe so much so that it could radically reshape our world. We don't know how to encode human values in a computer, so it might not care about the same things as us. If it does not care about our well-being, its acquisition of resources or self-preservation efforts could lead to human extinction. Experts agree that this is one of the most challenging and important problems of our age. Other terms: Superintelligence, AI Safety, Alignment Problem, AGI
New benchmark?
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What is the first word you see?
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Baby Is Healed With World’s First Personalized Gene-Editing Treatment
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The e/acc alternative
Someday, AI will likely be smarter than us; maybe so much so that it could radically reshape our world. We don't know how to encode human values in a computer, so it might not care about the same things as us. If it does not care about our well-being, its acquisition of resources or self-preservation efforts could lead to human extinction. Experts agree that this is one of the most challenging and important problems of our age. Other terms: Superintelligence, AI Safety, Alignment Problem, AGI
SMBC is the best comic
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Heretic!
We are living in an age of unprecedented wealth, with millions entering the middle class every year. Homo sapiens live longer lifespans than ever before, with better nutrition, and better medicine than ever in our history. This is also the most peaceful time in our history, with record lows in crime and war deaths. The developing world is surging in wealth, and in the “west” we have more opportunity and communication than ever. Our great grandparents would trade places with us in a heartbeat.
If the AI labs don't speak out against this bill trying to ban all state laws for 10 years, that's the last straw for me.
Someday, AI will likely be smarter than us; maybe so much so that it could radically reshape our world. We don't know how to encode human values in a computer, so it might not care about the same things as us. If it does not care about our well-being, its acquisition of resources or self-preservation efforts could lead to human extinction. Experts agree that this is one of the most challenging and important problems of our age. Other terms: Superintelligence, AI Safety, Alignment Problem, AGI
House Republicans are trying to sneak in a provision banning states from regulating AI in any way for 10 years - “If you were to want to launch a reboot of the Terminator, this ban would be a good starting point.”
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Republicans propose prohibiting US states from regulating AI for 10 years
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House Republicans are trying to sneak in a provision banning states from regulating AI in any way for 10 years - “If you were to want to launch a reboot of the Terminator, this ban would be a good starting point.”
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Republicans propose prohibiting US states from regulating AI for 10 years
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Republicans propose prohibiting US states from regulating AI for 10 years
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AI labs have been lying to us about "wanting regulation" if they don't speak up against the bill banning all state regulations on AI for 10 years
Slate Star Codex was the former name for a blog by Scott Alexander about human cognition, politics, and medicine. In 2021, the name was changed to Astral Codex Ten: https://astralcodexten.substack.com/
House Republicans are trying to sneak in a provision banning states from regulating AI in any way for 10 years - “If you were to want to launch a reboot of the Terminator, this ban would be a good starting point.”
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