The problem isn't necessarily solving problems, the problem is agreeing on what is actually a problem that needs solving.
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The problem isn't necessarily solving problems, the problem is agreeing on what is actually a problem that needs solving.
When the AI tech billionaires tell you they want to create a god-like machine that solves all problems, keep in mind they mean their problems, not yours.
And those are likely two very different things.
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The problem isn't necessarily solving problems, the problem is agreeing on what is actually a problem that needs solving.
When the AI tech billionaires tell you they want to create a god-like machine that solves all problems, keep in mind they mean their problems, not yours.
And those are likely two very different things.
@Em0nM4stodon I believe it is all about padding their pockets with no concerns to others but their own pockets lined with lies. Only my IMO
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The problem isn't necessarily solving problems, the problem is agreeing on what is actually a problem that needs solving.
When the AI tech billionaires tell you they want to create a god-like machine that solves all problems, keep in mind they mean their problems, not yours.
And those are likely two very different things.
@Em0nM4stodon
Sad but true. And most likely what the billionaires mean when they talk about problems is ... us. -
The problem isn't necessarily solving problems, the problem is agreeing on what is actually a problem that needs solving.
When the AI tech billionaires tell you they want to create a god-like machine that solves all problems, keep in mind they mean their problems, not yours.
And those are likely two very different things.
@Em0nM4stodon I watched "Ghost in the machine" by Valerie Veatch not so long ago. One thing I took away from it was that the tech bros don't even know what they actually want to solve with their machines.
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