The Coming Wave: Technology, Power, and the Twenty-first Century's Greatest Dilemma
Mustafa Suleymanamazon.com
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The Coming Wave: Technology, Power, and the Twenty-first Century's Greatest Dilemma
Saved by Kyle Steinike and
Think gene drives, viruses, malware, and of course robotics. The more a technology by design requires human intervention, the less chance there is of losing control.
the cost of training an equivalent model has fallen tenfold over the last two years.
Second comes a global research ecosystem with its ingrained rituals rewarding open publication, curiosity, and the pursuit of new ideas at all costs.
AUDITS: KNOWLEDGE IS POWER; POWER IS CONTROL
Actually having meaningful oversight and enforceable rules and reviewing technical implementations are vital.
It was as if a group of Korean robots had shown up at Yankee Stadium and beat America’s all-star baseball team.
Rather than general systems, then, those that are more narrowly scoped and domain specific should be encouraged.
Technology evolves week by week. Drafting and passing legislation takes years.