Artificial Intelligence
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Artificial Intelligence
Here are some things I’ve asked chatgpt recently:
“why is Toblerone so popular at airport duty-free stores?”
“give me a recipe for a chickpea tagine - I only have a can of chickpeas, button mushrooms, a courgette and some capsicum”
“where should I go for dinner near the ace hotel in sydney?”
The tagine was okay. The restaurant recs from my friends were... See more
“why is Toblerone so popular at airport duty-free stores?”
“give me a recipe for a chickpea tagine - I only have a can of chickpeas, button mushrooms, a courgette and some capsicum”
“where should I go for dinner near the ace hotel in sydney?”
The tagine was okay. The restaurant recs from my friends were... See more
Sacha Judd
Real thinking is to an AI like waves are to a lattidue line.
In an AI, there is genuinely no one home. It’s all model. No reality.
the map is not the territory; but neither is the model
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 Levie • Tweet
More than a penchant for suffering, and more than a need to challenge ourselves, humans are a species that can adapt. In times of flux and epochal change, there’s often a peculiar strain of natural law among nervous, conservative minds — the “natural” way of man is right, so don’t meddle with it. This strain was there when we developed... See more
Jonny Thomson • Philosopher Nick Bostrom's predictions on life in an AI utopia
