is AI being built to prioritize our growth as a species, or its own growth, which could lead to the extinction of mankind?
as of now, the line between the two is vague and distant.
the lack of care for the consequences of AI during its inception is, concerning.
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doesn't it tell you something that the people who are actually concerned about the possible consequences of AI at companies like anthropic and openai are the ones leaving said companies?
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the ais still are awful with analyzing images and videos. generating errors with them is way too easy for them to be used for automated weapons.
not only does the dow not care about the possible consequences, they apparently don't understand the obvious shortcomings.
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"Given that the Iranian elementary school was hit on the first day of the war, it seems fairly likely that Claude played a role in the selection of that target and thus in the death of more than 100 young girls—many times more kids than were killed in the worst American school shooting." -Robert Wright
crazy how desensitized i am to horrific news.
this is, just insane.
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the voice of reason is so rare during a time when it is needed perhaps more than ever.
Walk into a sandwich shop. It’s regulated for health and safety.
But AI, which will transform the world economically and socially, is completely unregulated. That’s insane.
We need to make certain that AI works for ALL humanity, not just the billionaires who own it.
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Being unkind to anything, a rock, an ant, a person, an ai model, corrodes your soul
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I resigned from OpenAI. I care deeply about the Robotics team and the work we built together. This wasn’t an easy call. AI has an important role in national security. But surveillance of Americans without judicial oversight and lethal autonomy without human authorization are lines that deserved more deliberation than they got. This was about principle, not people. I have deep respect for Sam and the team, and I’m proud of what we built together.
sitting down and doing what you're told can lead to happiness and fulfillment.
telling people what to do can help them.
but at a certain point in development, being forced do things, in particular staying still in confined spaces, is detrimental for many.
this sense of freedom should be nurtured, not alienated.
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genuinely can’t believe this isn’t satire
Would the Founding Fathers approve of Trump's war in Iran? I won't pretend to speak for them. But in January, I sat down with George AI and asked for its views on foreign entanglements and military action. Here's what it said.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
AI is not a reliable source of history and especially not the actual viewpoints of long-dead historical figures.
ibm.com/think/topics/a…
starting a movement against telling other people what to do or think.
who's with me?
*silence*
perfect.
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LLMs are extremely effective at sounding "right," to the point where they usually are "right."
Just because something sounds correct doesn't mean it is, and it doesn't make it always useful.
Sounding wrong can be a good thing. It can give you layered perspective, or it can come in the form of constructive criticism.
LLMs are just really powerful yes-men. Use wisely.
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trying to figure out why there's no protest about the epstein files. there is nothing darker or more disturbing.
and these people aren't going to be jailed for it. nope, they're actually going to remain in power, running their charities and businesses.
i find it extremely suspicious that there's no protest about it. makes you wonder who's controlling the narrative we see on the media (the pedos) and who controls these mostly half-baked, inconsequential protests that have been happening for the past decade and a half (the pedos).
lets take a page out of luigi mangione's book.
#killthepedos
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This interview freaked me out.
The security "AI"pocalypse is here.
The founders of incompleteness.ai/, Arbaaz Mahmood and Matt Busigin, talk me through why security professionals are freaked out by AI and trying to prepare the world's businesses as fast as they can.
Are we paying enough attention to security?
The answer is no. Grok will tell you the rest of what we discussed in a reply below.