W1nt3rrav3n
W1nt3rrav3n t1_j30zhtq wrote
Yes, instead of align, accept the speed of technology and see that as a potential, let's bann it.
What comes next? Wiki? Google?
Isaac Asimov was right, when he said: “The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom.”
W1nt3rrav3n t1_ixbxxwl wrote
Reply to comment by diener1 in How do you think about the future of AI? by diener1
?? Did I? Mindblowing != astounding
W1nt3rrav3n t1_ixa9hbb wrote
Reply to comment by diener1 in How do you think about the future of AI? by diener1
Well, just today I had a discussion on IT topics with a guy @ work whose is around 57. And our society isn't getting younger. The technophobia is just mind-blowing.
W1nt3rrav3n t1_ixa6nck wrote
Reply to How do you think about the future of AI? by diener1
I keep thinking of Isaac Asimov and what he once said:
“The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom.”
Unless you have a background in IT and take an interest in progress, the vast majority have no idea at all how fast AI is developing at the moment.
The EU wants to regulate AI and also slow it down. If we reach AGI in the next 10-15 years, there will be incredible dislocations in society. Many in the EU, and especially Germany will oppose this.
Personally, I think we're be there around 2030.
W1nt3rrav3n t1_j3357w0 wrote
Reply to comment by Deonhollins58ucla in NYC Bans Students and Teachers from Using ChatGPT by blueSGL
Especially because humanity is able to think exponentially or collect wisdom fast. There are no differences between the cultures.... right?
Ever wondered why we have politicians to do the job? Why we're not asking each and every citizen on his opinion?
For example: We're able to extend the human life for like 50%, recreate conscious in virtual word, fix some of diseases already in uterus using gene treatment.
Should we stop until we're wise enough?
I think the best approach is to go wit Utilitarianism.