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Sailorman2300 t1_jefrcsr wrote
Reply to ChatGB: Tony Blair backs push for taxpayer-funded ‘sovereign AI’ to rival ChatGPT by signed7
- The year the "AI Wars" have officially begun.
Sailorman2300 t1_jednzge wrote
Reply to AGI Ruin: A List of Lethalities by Eliezer Yudkowsky -- "We need to get alignment right on the first critical try" by Unfrozen__Caveman
The thing that got me thinking was when they started talking about machine time vs human time. If the human brain operates at 200Hz and has to sleep mode for 1/3 of the day every day and AI would run at gigahertz speeds 24/7 our reaction time if something does go sideways would be limited if we have any at all.
It feels like we're a bug confidently flying across the road to a big beautiful flower unaware of the oncoming windshield.
Sailorman2300 t1_je08q8v wrote
This is not about music.
Sailorman2300 t1_j71q3p8 wrote
Reply to Woman celebrates 110th birthday with 115-strong brood - VnExpress International by DoItYrselfLiberation
That's going to be a big birthday cake.
Sailorman2300 t1_j65511v wrote
Reply to comment by DigitalSteven1 in AI has designed bacteria-killing proteins from scratch – and they work by Ok_Champion6840
Let's focus on that definition of "cure" very carefully.
Sailorman2300 t1_j654rrx wrote
Headline..."it was tasked with creating anti-microbial proteins."
Me: Wow, I'm sure glad I'm not a super-organism made up of a collection of microbial cells and organisms.
Sailorman2300 t1_jefvr6l wrote
Reply to comment by Awkward-Skill-6029 in The pause-AI petition signers are just scared of change by Current_Side_4024
I'm thinking because government is best at being reactionary instead of proactive. In the US, it is also beholden to capitalist framework which encourages the status quo.
I wouldn't put faith in government to be able to start to address this. It's not equipped to adapt to this type and speed of change. Government will be increasingly irrelevant.