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Baturinsky OP t1_j3hnmdc wrote

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

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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