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Raising an AI Teenager
The classic science fiction scenario where super intelligent machines try to wipe out humanity is a popular obsession with powerful people in AI. But do we really have reason to fear super intelligent machines? The argument for fearing a singularity moment where AI outsmarts humans and suddenly takes over the planet is broken down here into its illogical components, with help from Chiang’s novella, “The Lifecycle of Software Objects”.
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