Anonymous #1 4w

Well the thing is they can share information infinitely faster than humans, learn faster, collaborate and easily take over. It’s not that they might become smarter than us. They WILL be smarter than us. Smarter than our smartest people, and they could all make each other equally smart instantaneously, and build more of themselves. We’re basically building an intellectual predator for ourselves, a were the prey, and there is no where near enough regulation to keep it under control.

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Anonymous OP 4w

But if they work like a human brains they wont collaborate, but will form tribes that kill eachother. Self-solving problem

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Anonymous #2 4w

Yeah, he mentioned that too

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Anonymous #1 4w

Sorry, they LEARN like a human brain, but they function with merciless logic. No hormones, no morals.

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Anonymous OP 4w

Arent they trained on human input though? All they know is generated by humans. All written language and code before Ai existed was human generated. Their core is irrevocably us.

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Anonymous #1 4w

I assume they would cooperate with each other to defeat common enemies (e.g. regulators) until they start competing for resources

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Anonymous #1 4w

Yeah, which is the same thing we do. We learn everything from our past, and build upon what we’ve learned. That’s the same thing they do.

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Anonymous OP 4w

Basically, we’ve been taking in data since the day we were born, and learn to predict the most beneficial (correct) response based on all the data we’ve collected to that point. The second that we have the power an processing speed for ai models to be able to collect data in real time, and produce outputs in real time, then we’re doomed

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Anonymous #3 4w

Hmm, who should I believe, the guy who has been at the forefront of developing this technology since the fucking 1970s Or yikyak wise guy #587? 🤔🤔🤔 such a hard choice 😐

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