Re:Geoffrey Hinton shortens odds of the technology wiping ou...
by wslh on Friday December 27, 2024 @02:02PM
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Are you excluding military weapons from technology? I wonder what kid of extinction are you thinking of, probably climate change but I don't think that possibility will lead to humanity extinction.
Re:Geoffrey Hinton shortens odds of the technology wiping ou...
by hyhconito on Friday December 27, 2024 @02:07PM
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He's referring to specific uses of technology as in AI, not the summary headline The Grauniad used. That my nature excludes 99.99% of everything that goes boom at the moment.
Re:Geoffrey Hinton shortens odds of the technology wiping ou...
by linotype on Friday December 27, 2024 @08:54PM
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Customer service is already awful. Most front line employees I encounter are miserable at best. I now mostly order for pickup or go out to eat rarely at high end restaurants that still have great service. Choose your battles.
Re:Geoffrey Hinton shortens odds of the technology wiping ou...
by linotype on Friday December 27, 2024 @08:56PM
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We can’t get people to drive EVs to reduce emissions and preserve an essential resource (oil), future generations won’t have the resources to destroy themselves with superhuman AI.
Re:Geoffrey Hinton shortens odds of the technology wiping ou...
by powerapple on Sunday December 29, 2024 @02:54AM
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didn't read the article, but I can imagine if things goes well, in developed cities/states, the robot to human ratio can be anywhere between 3:1 to 1:1. Robots will be indistinguishable from weapons. How can a billion human regulates 3 billion robots, regardless how many safety layers we have.
There are many small countries run by military with probably 1:100 military to civilian ratio, the civilians can do nothing to change it.
Technology is wonderful, I am very optimistic about the technology, but also can't help feeling the same way as Hinton does.
There are many small countries run by military with probably 1:100 military to civilian ratio, the civilians can do nothing to change it.
Technology is wonderful, I am very optimistic about the technology, but also can't help feeling the same way as Hinton does.