Why AI companies want you to be afraid of them
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#2Honestly we should have learned this claim from AI companies was purely fear-mongering back when GPT-2 was "too dangerous to release".
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#3Assuming this article isn't written by an AI
Re: Why AI companies want you to be afraid of them
#4Honestly we should have learned this claim from AI companies was purely fear-mongering back when GPT-2 was "too dangerous to release".
That's true but in reality I think people are far more afraid of AI in terms of how it is being used in warfare and policing. Automatic target detection and deployment of drones, or even how it might simply make their role at work redundant etc
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#5Assuming this article isn't written by an AI
I mean, it's the BBC and the article doesn't have any typical AI tells, where is this idea that it's AI written coming from???
Re: Why AI companies want you to be afraid of them
#6Honestly we should have learned this claim from AI companies was purely fear-mongering back when GPT-2 was "too dangerous to release".
That's true but in reality I think people are far more afraid of AI in terms of how it is being used in warfare and policing. Automatic target detection and deployment of drones, or even how it might simply make their role at work redundant etc
100% agreed. That's part of the issue imo, these companies pretend their new models are "too dangerous" to seem like they care about the world, yet they have no qualms deploying existing models in warfare or bragging about impending mass-unemployment.
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#7In lieu of a technological moat, companies search for regulatory capture.
Re: Why AI companies want you to be afraid of them
#8Honestly we should have learned this claim from AI companies was purely fear-mongering back when GPT-2 was "too dangerous to release".
That's true but in reality I think people are far more afraid of AI in terms of how it is being used in warfare and policing. Automatic target detection and deployment of drones, or even how it might simply make their role at work redundant etc
I am to be honest not sure what I am more scared.
AI shaping warfare Vs. Using AI to justify outrageous warfare
Re: Why AI companies want you to be afraid of them
#9Assuming this article isn't written by an AI
I mean, it's the BBC and the article doesn't have any typical AI tells, where is this idea that it's AI written coming from???
I'm assuming it's possible that an AI can deduct the potential 3rd degree result from an article like this on the BBC. Not talking about the wording
Re: Why AI companies want you to be afraid of them
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
That's true but in reality I think people are far more afraid of AI in terms of how it is being used in warfare and policing. Automatic target detection and deployment of drones, or even how it might simply make their role at work redundant etc
I am to be honest not sure what I am more scared. AI shaping warfare Vs. Using AI to justify outrageous warfare
Don't worry, these companies will make sure we get to experience both nightmare futures.