I don’t even know what you’re trying to argue at this point. Do you agree that an AGI with access to nanotechnology in the real world is a “lose condition”?
It depends on so many specific details that I cannot really answer that. I am arguing against the possibility of a machine that kill us all, that’s all. The nanotech example was only to show that it is absurd to think that things will be so easy as: the machine creates nanotech and then game over
I feel that’s a bit unfair, especially after all the back and forth. You suggested an argument on how a machine can try to take over the world and I argued with specific reasons why that is not that easy. If you want, we can leave it here. Thank you for the discussion in any case, I really enjoyed it.
I don’t even know what you’re trying to argue at this point. Do you agree that an AGI with access to nanotechnology in the real world is a “lose condition”?
It depends on so many specific details that I cannot really answer that. I am arguing against the possibility of a machine that kill us all, that’s all. The nanotech example was only to show that it is absurd to think that things will be so easy as: the machine creates nanotech and then game over
I don’t actually see that you’ve presented an argument anywhere.
I feel that’s a bit unfair, especially after all the back and forth. You suggested an argument on how a machine can try to take over the world and I argued with specific reasons why that is not that easy. If you want, we can leave it here. Thank you for the discussion in any case, I really enjoyed it.