alnxdrawr
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From an Ironman inspiration to an actual real life villain.
As it stands its just an extraction machine to the boomer benefit and it wont survive by the time i will need it
I'll let you be the first one to start.. (hence why its depressing to me)
The issue is you can't easily enforce cooperation without some external overarching force (e.g. regulation), especially across competing powers.
Refer to nuclear arms race in general. A specific example on why not to be the only one to cooperate: Ukraine gave up nukes in order to push for group level rationality, gets walked over as an individual. Oversimplifying, but yeah that's the rough point.
Meditations on Moloch is a favourite of mine on this (albeit very depressing): https://www.slatestarcodexabridged.com/Meditations-On-Moloch
What happens if the assets collected drop in value as they get repoed? Wouldn't the lender now also be in harms way and in turn have issues financing themselves?
Thanks
We all move to frozen open source models running on 2nd hand Oracle/Coreweave GPUs? 10 years before someone dares make another training run?
Culturally, do we all collectively sober up once money dries and hallucination are still here? Pendulum swing, AI consideredharmful moment? How to promote healthy use when cognitive surrender is so engrained in us?
What happens if there's a new GPT2 scale (i.e. not astroturf/mass histeria marketing) breakthrough?
But even just having anything that's being said recorded would be outstanding
Until now his satellites had been helping out Ukrainians massively as well.
Had he not diverged into the Trump wake and AI scams (amongst other things) he would have been very much net positive for mankind.
I think he intended/intends to do good he just got gradually corrupted by success/money/power. Pinning down how and why a good person becomes bad is important lest we leave no lessons for the next generations and we keep repeating the same mistakes.