Sogar diejenigen, die sich für KI einsetzen und sie bauen, akzeptieren, dass es ein anständiges Risiko gibt – in den zweistelligen Prozentsätzen -, dass es sich um eine Katastrophe handelt. Trotzdem gehen sie weiter.
https://www.thetimes.com/culture/books/article/anyone-builds-everyone-dies-case-against-superintelligent-ai-eliezer-yudkowsky-nate-soares-review-9hclcfwch
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Submission statement: Just as bacteria don’t understand the mechanism of penicillin, so we shouldn’t expect to understand the cause of our extermination by a vastly superior artificial intelligence. But we should fear it.
What you have to understand is:
1. the best-resourced companies in human history are trying to create a true artificial intelligence – intelligent in the way we are intelligent, but a lot more so;
2. if they succeed, that intelligence will want unexpected things.
Not sure how we stop today’s megalomaniac billionaires. It’s quit scary how appropriate Alien Earth feels – these tech giants can do anything and they are beyond reproach. How many years into the future will our planet be run by *Corporations* ?
AI is just another way to prevent working class individuals from joining the elite. It’s going to be very hard for Joe Public to become a billionaire in the future – how do you take on the might of the tech giants who squash you like a bug.
One of the authors was so freaked out by the Basilisk, he banned discussion about it from his forum. That’s the level of rationality behind this book.
You know the Conservative argument that because one mentally ill person stabbed a stranger, we should round up all mentally ill and homeless people and subject them to involuntary lethal injection? This is the equivalent of that argument, but for AI.