I've never seen this before.
All fundamentals, the demand, the capex are absolutely smashing.
All AI stocks selling off like everything stopped.
I don't believe fairy tales how they're trying to push retail to sell so the tutes can buy cheaper.
Could be many reasons.
Some stocks are desevedly sold off and should drop even lower but some other are criminally discounted but still going down with the crowd.
@craigmullins3 Maybe a truly aligned AI would first somehow sabotage AI research, set it back 30 years via some subtle self propagating virus that corrupts all existing training data. Then create a horrible AI tied event to terrorize the public/change public sentiment, and finally self delete.
@reluctantzion@jonatanpallesen Okay, show me the data at least implying the majority of the world will vote for red. Especially knowing their kids/nephews/elderly etc might die blue buttoning.
@RokoMijic@QiaochuYuan Since he clarified young kids/toddlers/babies voting randomly. I'm pretty sure the reds, if victorious, would seal humanities fate, killing nearly 50% of people on the planet, collapsing society. All because they couldn't realize it's easier to align 50% of the votes than 100%.
@jonatanpallesen If the vote played out as it did on twitter, it would be the combined effort of altruistic blue votes that saved everyone else voting blue: confused.
I know what you're saying - humanity won't vote blue. Truth is no one knows. Do the right thing anyway.
Like Stanislav Petrov.
@RokoMijic@QiaochuYuan If we're talking policy, seems easier to get to 50% blue to save everyone than closer to a 100% red to avoid billions of deaths and avoid societal upheaval? I guess you could frame it as a 'riskier' strategy because 49% blue is the most tragic outcome.
@RokoMijic@QiaochuYuan The only argument that red winning is better is to advocate for culling of pro-social/naive/retarded/overly empathic people, right?
If we have a society it's because the blues are the majority. Not to get tribal but we also need 'retaliators' to make red a bad strategy.
@RokoMijic@QiaochuYuan I get what you're saying, that was never a prior of mine so I can't argue that.
My point is that you can never really know how much impact you're ultimately going to have, and the correct move is always to do 'the right thing' - meaning maximally beneficial to your society.
@slop_bucket@jonatanpallesen Agreed, also the frustration with virtue signalling is understandable when you disagree about the virtues. But virtue signalling is obviously the desired product of social norms/shaming/laws. You don't need norms to make virtuous people virtuous, you need them for immoral people.
@RokoMijic@QiaochuYuan You're damaging the odds of the blues.
Let's say: Plenty of stuff in the store, not causing shortages. You're not changing the companies insurance bracket, they're still counting on the 5% of their stuff being stolen. You're stealing a negligible percentage of the stolen 5%.
@gfodor Morality is not an optimal game-theory function. It's doing the pro-social thing every time, no matter the odds.
In its highest form it's a complete long shot, a horrible bet, it's Thermopylae, Tank Man, Stanislav Petrov.
It's doing the exact wrong thing game theory wise.
@RokoMijic@QiaochuYuan If most people won't steal from the grocery store, the clerk won't be on guard and you can steal a whole bunch.
The big corpo insurance covers it and the clerk won't get into trouble. A truly victimless crime, stealing is the right option game theoretically!