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From your initial post, I had thought you were drawing a comparison to natural selection, that's why I asked. I see where you are...

My first regulation is strict liability for harms. Much of the rest of the cautious behavior would flow from that. Credit to @Dale , I...

My argument is not around whether or not AI development could be stopped in principle, its around whether or not AI can be stopped in...

Costly in what sense?

That is his opinion, and the way he has stated it makes it untestable. If his concerns end up being valid, then imo there is nothing to...

I did not find him at all convincing. To me, the most memorable thing he said is that AI can be persuasive and this can pose a real...

Eliezer Yukowsky, the author, has a TED talk about his premise.

I finished - and printed - my collection of short stories! There Be Monsters A collection of fantastical maritime-themed short stories...

For the past decade or so, there have been articles on writing resumes that attract interest, and how your skills and background can...

This is where the rubber hits the road, so to speak, and I completely agree with the above snip. Here is a quote from the article you...

Here is an example of what I mean by the threat of humans voluntarily giving up critical thinking in favor of letting AI do or pretend...

@jack action Look for simulated annealing (SA) algorithms and search for their applications if you are not familiar, it may give you...

Not deliberately. But one possible motivation for head-over-heels development of AI is more concern for the consequences of being 2nd...

Yah, unless we find a way to overcome the 2nd law, its not any part of our observable reality.

One can make (I read a very interesting argument years ago, if I can ever find it again I'll give due credit) a similar argument about...