Re:Sam and Greg's response to OpenAI Safety researcher claims
by PaulDavisThe1st on Sunday May 19, 2024 @12:00AM
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It isn't necessary that "this AI [have capabilities] that a human can never have".
The issue is how those capabilities (possibly shared, possibly not shared between some humans and AI) are deployed and to what ends.
There's also a speed question. Maybe AI will never be able to do things human cannot, but it seems likely that for the sorts of things most AI-excited folk are excited about, it will be faster than a human most of the time.
The issue is how those capabilities (possibly shared, possibly not shared between some humans and AI) are deployed and to what ends.
There's also a speed question. Maybe AI will never be able to do things human cannot, but it seems likely that for the sorts of things most AI-excited folk are excited about, it will be faster than a human most of the time.