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This seems well-written and explores some of the probable outcomes. One of the things that concerns me most is about AI is that it could strip away or reduce wh
by trekkie1024 4y ago
This seems well-written and explores some of the probable outcomes. One of the things that concerns me most is about AI is that it could strip away or reduce what makes us human - creativity, friendships, romance (https://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2023-03-01/replika-users-fell-in-love-with-their-ai-chatbot-companion/102028196 https://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2023-03-01/replika-users...
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Also, there's a version of the same article with more comments. LessWrong has a lot of great content on this topic (https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/CvfZrrEokjCu3XHXp/ai-practical-advice-for-the-worried https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/CvfZrrEokjCu3XHXp/ai-practic...)
- esperent 4y ago> LessWrong has a lot of great content on this topic Well it has a lot of content on this topic, certainly.
- James_Henry 4y agoMaybe we'll discover that being human is about a lot more than just creativity, friendships, and romance. These things are important, but are they necessarily what makes us human or are they the part of humanness that is most important or valuable?