> Dictator here implies the power, outside of human control. Why would you be against that?
Absolute power, itself, is the problem. It doesn't matter if a machine wields it, or humans, or God Almighty. Humans are not property.
> Unless, you want the freedom to have more power than other humans, or the freedom to take their resources. I cannot see a justification against it.
That you can't even comprehend an argument to the contrary which doesn't imply the other party is morally corrupt or evil in some way is very troubling. As is the absolute faith you place in the benevolence of "ASI" versus any human agency. Your argument seems fascistic to the core.
I'm glad I'll probably be dead before the world you describe arrives, if it ever does.
Absolute power, itself, is the problem. It doesn't matter if a machine wields it, or humans, or God Almighty. Humans are not property.
> Unless, you want the freedom to have more power than other humans, or the freedom to take their resources. I cannot see a justification against it.
That you can't even comprehend an argument to the contrary which doesn't imply the other party is morally corrupt or evil in some way is very troubling. As is the absolute faith you place in the benevolence of "ASI" versus any human agency. Your argument seems fascistic to the core.
I'm glad I'll probably be dead before the world you describe arrives, if it ever does.