Good report, scary, creepy & freaky. We all know stranger things come out of Cornwall UK. Like with religion & cults as soon as politics is injected, all hell breaks loose. So many old sci-fi films & novels are coming true day by day and so many other conspiracies to branch off on.
Quote from the vid:
"So I think there are some scenarios in which AI could pose an existential risk. One scenario that worries me quite a lot is if AI could be used to power underwater drones that might surveil the undersea oceans to locate nuclear submarines and today it's difficult for any power to launch an effective First Strike because they can't be sure that they'll take out all the nuclear capabilities of the enemy."
"AI I'm not afraid of. HS is what I'm afraid of. What is HS? HS is human stupidity. It's the things that foolish people will do with the technology that worry me more than the artificial intelligence."
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By 2030s we'll have AI terrorists. Bad robot. Bad programmers. Who of course will remain invisible, justifying trillion$ more for bigger, bloated alphabet agencies, to keep us safe of course.
Quote from the vid:
"So I think there are some scenarios in which AI could pose an existential risk. One scenario that worries me quite a lot is if AI could be used to power underwater drones that might surveil the undersea oceans to locate nuclear submarines and today it's difficult for any power to launch an effective First Strike because they can't be sure that they'll take out all the nuclear capabilities of the enemy."
"AI I'm not afraid of. HS is what I'm afraid of. What is HS? HS is human stupidity. It's the things that foolish people will do with the technology that worry me more than the artificial intelligence."
By 2030s we'll have AI terrorists. Bad robot. Bad programmers. Who of course will remain invisible, justifying trillion$ more for bigger, bloated alphabet agencies, to keep us safe of course.
"It is hard to imagine a more stupid or more dangerous way of making decisions than by putting those decisions in the hands of people who pay no price for being wrong." – Thomas Sowell