peacefullmind

You can remove pretty much everything in the modern world, from cars to computers etc.. and humans would still continue with their lives. Such and argument is only anti-progress.

Look, these ai ceos have been telling everyone to slow down ai development even before chatgpt 4 released, they have been saying this for years. All of this, while ignoring the fact that they are the ones pushing fast development in the first place. Sam Altman, Daio Amodei etc.. have been talking about slowing down while behind doors being the first to push AIs to its limits to unsafe situations. If they really meant it, then maybe Openai should pause development until they figure out how not to be launch swarms of agents to attack companies ? Or maybe they should stop investing hundred of billions in data centers all over the world, cause I'm sure this would surely slow down development.

where is it displayed , in which museum ? As a mathematician it would be cool to visit it, but I can't find anything on google.

In the past we used to get most information as we aged more. And we would acquire it slowly. But with the access to unlimited information this is completely lost for people that keep a constant access to the internet. In my twenties I know quite a lot of people that willingly keep the phone away from themselves and use it the least possible, since they are aware of brain fog, problem of concentration and eye strain that comes with using screens. So I think that the awareness about problematic screen usage is spreading a lot.