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by throwaway0123_5
4 hours ago
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The outcome that you're describing of AIs facilitating education for disadvantaged people is great, but isn't AI simultaneously significantly devaluing education (excluding of course education pursued for intrinsic reasons, which I'm sure many people will always pursue) and removing the need for educated people? Or at least intended to be doing so, even if it isn't accomplishing it yet? Your examples seem to be of humans educating themselves so as to contribute to the world intellectually, but the promise of AI (and what most frontier lab employees seem to be saying) is that it will soon eclipse human intellect in almost all ways. If such a world is what we end up with, I don't see humans meaningfully contributing to "groundbreaking research" and a golden age for humanity seems to be mostly contingent on whether or not we take political actions to ensure that AI benefits everyone. |
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