My previous comment was in opposition to “handling technological changes as a broader framework”. Like I was saying, you shouldn’t use “technology” broadly as a reference at all, you should consider narrower categories like AGI which individually have high probabilities of being destructive.
narrower categories like AGI which individually have high probabilities of being destructive.
If AGI has a “high probably of being destructive”, show me the evidence. What amazingly compelling argument has led you to have beliefs that are wildly different from the expert-consensus?
My previous comment was in opposition to “handling technological changes as a broader framework”. Like I was saying, you shouldn’t use “technology” broadly as a reference at all, you should consider narrower categories like AGI which individually have high probabilities of being destructive.
If AGI has a “high probably of being destructive”, show me the evidence. What amazingly compelling argument has led you to have beliefs that are wildly different from the expert-consensus?
I’ve already posted my argument here, I don’t know why you have dodged responding to it.
my apologizes. that is in a totally different thread, which I will respond to.