The problem we have in AI right now is not that it’s getting too powerful, it’s that it’s not nearly powerful enough. Very little has changed thus far because of AI, and won’t until models get faster, cheaper, more accurate, and more “intelligent”. Building safe AI is insanely important, but any goal that is half in and half out of driving progress... See more
Aaron Levietwitter.comThe problem we have in AI right now is not that it’s getting too powerful, it’s that it’s not nearly powerful enough. Very little has changed thus far because of AI, and won’t until models get faster, cheaper, more accurate, and more “intelligent”. Building safe AI is insanely important, but any goal that is half in and half out of driving progress overall seems to make little sense.
AI becoming intelligent and AI developing its own values and being able to act on them are two different problems. The former -- intelligence -- is likely to precede the latter. I don't think it will be long and I think not enough attention is being paid to the most obvious immediate problem: Any individual, company, or government in possession of ... See more
Sabine Hossenfelderx.comI'VE SEEN TECHNOLOGY RESHAPE OUR WORLD REPEATEDLY. PREVIOUS TECHNOLOGY PLATFORMS AMPLIFIED HUMAN CAPABILITIES BUT DIDN'T FUNDAMENTALLY ALTER THE ESSENCE OF HUMAN INTELLECT. THEY EXTENDED OUR REACH BUT DIDN'T MULTIPLY OUR MINDS.
Artificial intelligence is different. It's past the point where a difference in degree become... See more
Vinod Khoslax.com"I'm a technological pessimist who became an optimist through repeated beatings over the head of scale," says Anthropic co-founder @jackclarkSF.
And yet when estimating AI’s impact on US economic growth, he suggests it's more likely to boost annual growth rates to 3-5% rather than the utopian 20-30% some claim.___LINEBR... See more
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