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DeepMind and Google: the battle to control artificial intelligence

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Re: DeepMind and Google: the battle to control artificial intelligence

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Are there publicly available repositories of this kind of data? Where? What are the best modern methods to analyze them?

Yup. The neuroimaging folks are really good about sharing data. If you want to look at MRI/MEG/EEG data, https://openneuro.org might be a good place to start. CRCNS ( https://crcns.org/data-sets ) has some neurophysiology data (i.e., from implanted or inserted electrodes). This sort of data is shared a little less often, in part because it's often acquired and stored in weird, homebrew formats, though that's slowly c…

Thank you for this wealth of information!

I will definitely look through, and after digging around a bit I'd love to get some pointers. I have been curious about this for a long time, but uncertain where to look, so this is very exciting. Thank you again :)

Re: DeepMind and Google: the battle to control artificial intelligence

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Nuclear war is not be capable of wiping out humanity (although causing potentially billions in casualties), a hostile AGI can likely wipe out humanity to the last person.

It can? How exactly? I can never wrap my head around this argument from the AGI risk people. I simply cannot in any way follow their logic. Why is this imaginary creature maniacally homicidal? Please give me a good reason for this. The only correlation I have noticed between intelligence and violence is generally negative (sure this is completely unscientific). Like my friend, who is a pure mathematician, and won't e…

Reproducing AI wants energy. We want energy. Somebody is going to win, and it’s not us.
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