bsky.app/profile/xymb...

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…about the information + conditioning they are given about the phenomenon.

Link mentioned in first post:

Article: What Does It Mean to Align AI With Human Values? — Quanta Magazine

www.quantamagazine.org/what-does-it...

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…scientists — any community and individual — concerned about the societal impact of superintelligence, must hold such individuals accountable to the public. Given the current climate cultivated at OpenAI by executive leader(s), people must think independently + critically…(3/5)

…train + deploy them (source link at end); it does not make rational sense for superintelligence to solely reflect the interests of a billionaire, when such tech’s implications impacts the breadth of peoples that encompass our society. Media, politicians, …(2/5)

…the terms of our humanity are being negotiated in real time through code and contracts, through mergers and acquisitions, in corporate offices, and on regulatory dockets. The…(4/?)

…outcome will depend not on the brilliance of the models, but on whether we insist loudly, stubbornly, clearly, that our minds are not for sale.” (5/?)

…the terms of our humanity are being negotiated in real time through code and contracts, through mergers and acquisitions, in corporate offices, and on regulatory dockets. The…(4/?)

… of cognitive world we want to live in.

This requires more than just technical solutions, though there is certainly a role for those. It demands a fundamental rethinking of how we govern these technologies and the digital detritus they secrete. …(3/?)

…corporate power that undermines democratic governance and human liberty. … Because no matter how advanced these tools become we must retain the ability to opt out and the right to mental privacy, cognitive liberty and freedom of thought. To decide, at the most basic level, what kind…(2/?)

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Of recorded history, the backward half-look

Over the shoulder, towards the primitive terror.”

— T.S. Eliot

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