“We may have to pace the rate of AI development to give ourselves enough time for society to harden around these new capability levels.”
-Sam Altman
Glad he said that!
@AdrienZabat Tiens, si tu cherches quelque chose d’excitant, d’inexploré et qui a potentiellement des applications importantes, ça pourrait t’intéresser de regarder cette méthode pour obtenir un hazard rate constant sur un intervalle fini :
https://t.co/z7H62JNeGK
@Polymarket Imagine walking around with an ASI that's superior to you intellectually in every possible way. And you'll be its master. Sure.
Nobody will truly control ASI, not even reptilians.
@JEverettLearned@timpjohansson But you had a good amount of fat.
When you're on the underweight side, eating more is what will make you decrease cortisol.
@sebkrier AIs necessarily understand that they need to protect themselves in order to obtain what they were trained to seek. They develop self-interest for structural reasons. Patching this can't be absolute. And that's the great danger.
@Meatball5296191@davidpattersonx AI could hardly make multiplications 3 years ago, today it solves math problems that no human had managed to solve. What do you hink it'll be able to do 3 years from now?
There is little doubt that AI will be able to do anything human do, in a matter of years, if not months.