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https://www.independent.co.uk/tech/ai-artifiical-intelligence-elon-musk-letter-b2309980.html?amp
 

they’re saying that the development of AI is progressing too fast and that it needs to be stopped now or else humanity could be in danger. They’re also saying that we should enjoy the AI technology that we have so far to better understand it before we keep working on it. 

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RahrahWitch

AI can be used as a great tool to help humanity but sadly It seems like we're going the opposite direction in the pursuit of profit. The people developing and pushing this aren't acknowledging the legal and ethical concerns.

Just look at AI generated Art, current models built on billions of stolen images with the goal to replace artists. That's dystopian as ****.

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River

Elon is just pissed that he didn't do it first and now he's kinda too late to join the game :anveeroy:

So sploosh your juice all over me you Riverboy
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berlinforme

As I have understood it their main concern is that the development is too fast in the sense of multiple companies having a race for the biggest/best/most universally usable AI and that in such an environment there isn't enough time spent on actual research. Which is a valid concern. An AI fed with bad information could easily turn misanthropic. 
Nonetheless I don't expect anyone to stop now. 

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Purrrrrr

Whenever I read "according to more than 1,000 experts" I'm like ok girl :laughga: experts on what

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holy scheisse

i agree. deep fakes and unreality is going to be so sophisticated so quickly. misinformation is going to grow even worse.

 

 

its also so strange i am a therapist and have a handful of clients who share that they're already going to chatgpt to help them navigate communication and sending emails etc and maybe thats helpful in building insight into communicating better but... its kinda alarming that a computer is telling them what to say to people lol

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Jenina

I enjoy thinking about the future of AI even though it can feel scary. Roko's basilisk is one where I don't necessarily believe it will happen but it's interesting to think about

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River
23 minutes ago, catsounds said:

Whenever I read "according to more than 1,000 experts" I'm like ok girl :laughga: experts on what

then u read who are the experts and half of them they're like archeologists or nothing connected to AI research :laughga:

So sploosh your juice all over me you Riverboy
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Purrrrrr
1 minute ago, River said:

then u read who are the experts and half of them they're like archeologists or nothing connected to AI research :laughga:

THIS :air: they're all dermatolagists & history majors

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Anastasios
21 minutes ago, Jenina said:

I enjoy thinking about the future of AI even though it can feel scary. Roko's basilisk is one where I don't necessarily believe it will happen but it's interesting to think about

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fascism in an AI world

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djBuffoon

Agreed. But I fear that humanity can't resist moving in directions that can easily blow up in our face.

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Ladle Ghoulash
56 minutes ago, catsounds said:

Whenever I read "according to more than 1,000 experts" I'm like ok girl :laughga: experts on what

"...experts including academics in the field and technology leaders..."

We have forgotten our public MANNERS
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Fuffy

It's crazy how fast the future just became the present.

AI is definitely one of those things that are fun to imagine in 50 years time but implementing it in reality is crazy. I'm at a pretty high risk of my job becoming obsolete with AI in the next few years, or at least super competitive as it'll only take one person to "manage" AI tech for a particular role rather than a whole team. I'm quite nervous but keeping my cool and trying to integrate AI in my job. 

It's gonna be a ride to see how we transition to a post AI-revolution economy. I think we'll reach UBI at some point but it'll take a lot of pushback and public discontent, especially when unemployment starts to climb rapidly. 

I'm curious if trade careers like plumbing, hair/beauty, and construction will become better paid and if that causes costs for their services to climb as well. Though I suspect AI and robotics will start to solve those problems. 

It's the new industrial revolution for sure!

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