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by georgemcbay
5 days ago
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> there is some sort of "goal" in AI development that, if realized, would effectively make it a superweapon. None of the AI labs have been shown to have any sort of significant research lead over any of the others. So if progress does eventually lead to a singularity event and an ASI super-weapon, there's no reason to believe that once the first lab hits that threshold, every other lab won't also hit that threshold independently within weeks/months of each other. ...unless the first group to make it there literally intends to murder everyone else working in the space as soon as they hit the (otherwise not-so-singular) singularity. And if that's the plan, well that's not very nice. |
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