Five ideas on AI.
1) Amplified intelligence: the smart get smarter, as they’re best at prompting the machines.
2) Additive intelligence: everyone gets the software equivalent of a public defender, who interprets all the digital information coming in and gives their recommendation.
3) Agentic intelligence: the machines get independent enough that they replace all but the smart.
4) Augmented intelligence: silicon- and carbon-based approaches to improving intelligence both proliferate, with gene editing becoming mainstream as a way to keep up with the digital Joneses.
5) Anti-intelligence: a Butlerian anti-tech jihad rises, unifying aspects of both left socialism and right conservatism against the increasing complexity of modern life.
All of these may happen in different ways. The idea of a digital public defender that levels the playing field for people who aren’t that good at computers — thereby adding to their intelligence — is particularly interesting.
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