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Blasket_Basket t1_j3h8t00 wrote

Reply to comment by Baturinsky in [D] Is it a time to seriously regulate and restrict AI research? by Baturinsky

It sounds like you have some serious misunderstandings about what AI is and what it can be used for, rooted in the same sci-fi plots that has misinformed the entire public.

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Baturinsky OP t1_j3hnmdc wrote

I'm no expert indeed, that's why I was asking.
But experts in the field also think that serious concerns on AI safety is justified

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_Letter_on_Artificial_Intelligence

Also, a lot of good arguments here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ControlProblem/wiki/faq/

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asingov t1_j40suvt wrote

Cherry picking Musk and Hawking out of a list which includes Norvig, Deepmind, Russel and "academics from Cambridge, Oxford, Stanford, Harvard and MIT" is just dishonest.

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bob_shoeman t1_j40ukrr wrote

Alright, that’s fair - edited. I didn’t read through the first link properly.

Point remains that there is pretty generally a pretty complete lack of knowledge of what the field is like. r/ControlProblem most certainly is full of nonsense.

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