Not sure whether I do think otherwise. But if Luke had written “smarter-than-human machine intelligence” instead, I probably wouldn’t have reacted. In comparison, “machine superintelligence singleton” is much more specific, indicating both (i) that the machine intelligence will be vastly smarter than us, and (ii) that multipolar outcomes are very unlikely. Though perhaps there are very convincing arguments for both of these claims.
Aron, what makes you think otherwise?
Not sure whether I do think otherwise. But if Luke had written “smarter-than-human machine intelligence” instead, I probably wouldn’t have reacted. In comparison, “machine superintelligence singleton” is much more specific, indicating both (i) that the machine intelligence will be vastly smarter than us, and (ii) that multipolar outcomes are very unlikely. Though perhaps there are very convincing arguments for both of these claims.