sensationalist headlines conjuring fears of a techno-dystopian near-future overshadow more material issues over AI ethics that already exist – including how they reflect human biases, and the many ways in which they’re capable of manipulating users.
“Artificial intelligence could significantly diminish humanity … by sapping the ability of human beings to do human things,” Tyler Austin Harper writes.
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People will desperately want rapid AI progress to slow down once it hits them hard. I’ve written extensively about labor market impacts before, but that’s not all there is on backlash: A lot of the deployment avenues for tomorrow’s frontier systems will feel fundamentally alien and scary to people. They’ll see automated systems doing things they th... See more