What about decentralized autonomous organizations run on the block chain via smart contracts? If what you’re saying is true, that traditional companies are unable to be run by AI, there will be new organizations that are able, and it will be new competition for the traditional corporate structure.

AI being considered legally human is unlikely, but isn’t more unlikely that human CEOs will be able to compete with AI leaders? Because if a novel organizational structure can be formed in order to accommodate the legal challenges presented by the limitation of personhood requirements for traditional corporations, it will outcompete.

This prediction points to an explosion in blockchain smart contract solutions. Decentralized Autonomous Organizations directed by AI seems to be what you’re describing. The price of crypto like Ethereum is going to skyrocket if what you’re predicting takes place.

Just to add my two cents, the article you cited by Kurzweil has had a bigger impact on my world view than anything else I’ve read before or since. I read it in 2003 and still I’m convinced it is a sound theory.

I’m curious if anyone else who read it has began to have doubts since?

Buy a house maybe. Or to have the option of investing in crypto because it’s not permitted in a 401k account.

So the money can be used before 30 years in the future.

Wait, your second sentence invalidates your first. Most can’t access their 401k before 10 years. If your second sentence is true, why would it be stupid to cash out a 401k considering you are 30 years from retirement?

Decentralized Artificially Intelligent Organizations

Amazing. I really can’t wait to see how this progresses. Some are pessimistic because of alignment, but I’m optimistic because almost nothing could be worse than what we have going currently.

I keep thinking the next crypto bull run will be powered by AI integrations. More specifically, decentralized autonomous organizations being directed by LLM to allocate resources in the most efficient way. They will be able to outcompete centralized orgs managed by humans.

Also, in a world where all content can be fabricated we won’t know what’s true anymore. That is a perfect fit for cryptographically hashed digital content, to help give us something we can trust.

People keep saying crypto is dead because AI has arrived, but to me they seem to go hand in hand.

The biggest things I can think of, born in 1987.

We had to make phone calls from a phone connected to a wall at all times and if you weren’t there to answer the phone, too bad. There was no cell phone service, or World Wide Web until about 1995, and only a few people even had email in the early 90s.

Trying to navigate to a physical location was a either a guessing game or literally looking at a map and trying to figure out where you were, where you were going, and running your finger across the map to see what roads went that way. If you didn’t have a map, you had to stop and ask for directions where someone else would tell you how many turns to make or what landmarks you would see on the way.

Oh and to learn any fact, you had to either know someone knowledgeable on the topic and ask them or physically go to a library, hope that had a particular book on the topic and that someone else hadn’t already taken it out before you got there.

Then we would have no place beyond this next step of evolution. How do you see humans fitting into the picture?

I also would like him to explain. From a cursory 30 seconds of research, it seems Morovec predicted 2050 in 2009. I didn’t read the article though..

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/rise-of-the-robots/

I think you would like this one: https://open.substack.com/pub/doxa/p/machine-learning-and-deflationary

Basically observes that all prices are headed towards zero.

Wow.. so the conclusion drawn by the video is that he’s a super villain who, for personal gain, is going to destroy Astronomy and space travel (ironically) but at the same time not actually generate any profits..

Is this for sure true?

Do you have any articles or books that explain why they are unsustainable?

Especially when every car on the road is Ai driven. The coordination made possible by that could be orders of magnitude safer than human driving.

What’s great about this sub is the readiness to challenge preconceived notions underlying big problems, combined with abstract thought needed to solve them. Sure, sometimes that leads us down some wonky paths with silly premise, but it comes with the territory.

We should encourage this! Be sure not to throw the baby out with the bath water.

How will it happen with physical goods? And what time frame?

Oh, Daisy Bell does not sound better than this tbh

What is Daisy bell?

What is your preferred method to install, or create an online account, to access and use GPT-3?

Gtfoh where did you read this?