Elon just started some businesses. They seem oriented towards solving climate change and making life better for others. It isn't Elon's fault that people see that and value his stock. Is he supposed to make shifty cars so that his wealth goes down? Pick on the billionaires who got it by be being manipulative.
@Ryan_Andry89@elonmusk I, for one, want a challenge. I'm sure that someday we will indeed have enough energy to have giant robotic farms growing all our food in sky-scrapers. When that day comes, I'm going to say "nice!" And then plant a garden. Maybe on the moon!
IMHO, the missing ingredient in the negation game is something like Proteus/Slipstream that can reliably detect and exclude bad-faith arguments over time, which includes linguistic-only arguments. Powerful people will get whole crowds to argue their point in bad-faith. So nothing crowd-based will weed out fake arguments.
If we just consider good-faith disagreements among people of the same culture, very rare. And if there is a back-and-forth, short lived. Even in cross-cultural disagreements, no-one thinks that engineers with blue/green conflating languages are confused by RGB monitors. That isn't to say that they are not a lot of disagreements that are just linguistic. I am saying that when you find one, it is almost always based on bad-faith and lacks an honest back-and-forth.
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My favorite example of Understanding vs Prediction is the added information provided by a street map, that is not available from your GPS instructions: turn left, turn right etc. This added information allows you to handle unexpected road blocks (eg due to construction) which are not anticipated by the GPS program.
@Rightanglenews@elonmusk We're working on a decentralized, distributed, self-peer-reviewing thing like that. It stores knowledge in causal inference models described by text files. https://t.co/hYBaHboIgO.
@zeta_globin Our immune system allocates energy to a problem if signals from the frontal cortex indicate that there is a good chance of success. So if we feel like something will work, the immune system's calculation of where best to spend energy favors attacking the problem in question.
How much training would self-driving AI need to act differently for a puddle of water vs a puddle of lava? A human driver only needs "That's lava! it will melt the tires." Causal models can be small and simple. #Causalinference#causalmodeling
@a_musingcat There's ≥3 alignment traditions
Prosaic: tools that obey users
Messianic: totalitarian decelism; FOOMing Singleton God who builds Utopia after Yuddites invent Extrapolated Moral Compass
Accelerationist: markets, adversarial equilibria, Singleton never
Messianics are on a roll