Yes, I would agree on moderate. It’s interesting that it’s never been called for before. The last time something similar was suggested was probably the Baruch Plan of 1946 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baruch_Plan), which some people (e.g., Bostrom) looking at the AI control problem think is worth revisiting. If a global peace can be established, say by leveraging it off a ‘burning plasma’ fusion development (https://osf.io/preprints/socarxiv/mrzua/), the risk of AI-enabled warfare is somewhat constrained.
At the moment, Russia is having problems with it re Syria, which is why the announcement has no yet been made.
Thanks!
That seems like moderate evidence that a ceasefire or truce could do some good, even if it’s only partially observed or observed by some factions.
Yes, I would agree on moderate. It’s interesting that it’s never been called for before. The last time something similar was suggested was probably the Baruch Plan of 1946 (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baruch_Plan), which some people (e.g., Bostrom) looking at the AI control problem think is worth revisiting. If a global peace can be established, say by leveraging it off a ‘burning plasma’ fusion development (https://osf.io/preprints/socarxiv/mrzua/), the risk of AI-enabled warfare is somewhat constrained.
At the moment, Russia is having problems with it re Syria, which is why the announcement has no yet been made.