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by adverbly
1123 days ago
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Fun! Let me try one: Throughout history there have been millions, if not billions of examples of lifeforms. So far, 100% of those which are as intelligent as humans have dominated the planet. The prior should be that the people who believe AI will come to dominate the planet are right, unless and until there is very strong evidence to the contrary. Or... those are both wrong because they're both massive oversimplifications! The reality is we don't have a clue what will happen so we need to prepare for both eventualities, which is exactly what this statement on AI risk is intended to push. |
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This is a much more subjective claim than whether or not the world has ended. By count and biomass there are far more insects and bacteria than there are humans. It's a false equivalence, and you are trying to make my argument look wrong by comparing it to an incorrect argument that is superficially similar.