I think we’re looking at a new class of wonderful machines that can potentially make meaningful contributions to the sciences and maybe even humanity as a whole, in addition to far more insidious and destructive capabilities.
You are right to point out that the ones who fully own and pilot the machines all belong to the “fuck science and humanity as a whole” group. So the likely outcomes don’t look good.
Echoes the early promise of the internet vs the eventual state and consequences of it, although seemingly primed for far more dire and deeply penetrating consequences.
You are right to point out that the ones who fully own and pilot the machines all belong to the “fuck science and humanity as a whole” group. So the likely outcomes don’t look good.
Echoes the early promise of the internet vs the eventual state and consequences of it, although seemingly primed for far more dire and deeply penetrating consequences.