Every disaster movie starts with a scientist being ignored
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OpenAI’s power grab is trying to trick its board members into accepting what one analyst calls "the theft of the millennium." The simple facts of the case are both devastating and darkly hilarious. I’ll explain for your amusement – By Rob Wiblin
The letter 'Not For Private Gain' is written for the relevant Attorneys General and is signed by 3 Nobel Prize winners among dozens of top ML researchers, legal experts, economists, ex-OpenAI staff and civil society groups. It says that O…
Every disaster movie starts with a scientist being ignored
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Why do people think "That’s just sci fi!" is a good argument? Whether something happened in a movie has virtually no bearing on whether it’ll happen in real life.
Imagine somebody saying “we can’t predict war. War happens in fiction!” Imagine somebody saying “I don’t believe in videocalls because that was in science fiction” Sci fi happens all the time. It also doesn’t happen all the time. Whether you’ve seen so…
Most people around the world agree that the risk of human extinction from AI should be taken seriously
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Benchmarks would be better if you always included how humans scored in comparison. Both the median human and an expert human
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The solution’s been looking us straight in the face!
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If AI models aren’t conscious and we treat them like they are, it’s mildly bad. If AI models are in fact conscious and we treat them like they aren’t, we’re slaveholders.
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