Re:OpenAI's CEO Once Bragged About His Hoard of Guns and Gas...
by runjake on Tuesday February 28, 2023 @11:35AM
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I think it is because it is generally viewed as futile, in the grand scheme. That preppers tend not to be social butterflies (me included!) does not help either.
I personally disagree with that view. I think that post-collapse longevity is going to depend on small communities, or tribes, if you will. It behooves the smart prepper to cultivate relationships now and a good way to do that is by doing good for society.
And I'd argue that OpenAI believes it is working to strengthen civil society. I don't know whether I agree with them or not, but I do believe that AI is just at the beginning of changing our society in truly staggering ways that cannot be undone.
I am beginning to wonder if we'll have a "21st Century Amish" where people choose to live in <=2000s technology.
I personally disagree with that view. I think that post-collapse longevity is going to depend on small communities, or tribes, if you will. It behooves the smart prepper to cultivate relationships now and a good way to do that is by doing good for society.
And I'd argue that OpenAI believes it is working to strengthen civil society. I don't know whether I agree with them or not, but I do believe that AI is just at the beginning of changing our society in truly staggering ways that cannot be undone.
I am beginning to wonder if we'll have a "21st Century Amish" where people choose to live in <=2000s technology.