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Is AI getting out of hand?

Mac78321

Is AI getting out of hand? 

I feel like it is; I'm getting to the point where it will end up being normal. To tell you the truth, I don't want that. 

I'm interested in hearing your thoughts on AI 

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  • Iain said:
    Personally I suspect General AI already exists but we are probably not considered ready for it, and quite rightly so.
    profdanger said:

    I believe we are already there, too. Just the ways Anthropic alone describes its progress recently does not directly state that we have arrived at general AI, but it strikes me like they are just giving us brief glimpses of what’s actually going on. They could already be at a point of attempting to contain a general AI while leading us to believe that they’re still in an earlier phase of setting alignments for the AI’s moral understanding.

    Just like with the existence of aliens (which that I don’t believe in, to be clear), would the government/corporations in charge of AI actually fully inform the public if general AI has been achieved? We’re lucky we’ve had whistleblowers essentially force leaders in the industry to bring any form of disclosure to begin with.

    I think this answers the OP's question

    Mac78321 said:
    Is AI getting out of hand? 
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  • Iain said:
    Personally I suspect General AI already exists but we are probably not considered ready for it, and quite rightly so.
    profdanger said:

    I believe we are already there, too. Just the ways Anthropic alone describes its progress recently does not directly state that we have arrived at general AI, but it strikes me like they are just giving us brief glimpses of what’s actually going on. They could already be at a point of attempting to contain a general AI while leading us to believe that they’re still in an earlier phase of setting alignments for the AI’s moral understanding.

    Just like with the existence of aliens (which that I don’t believe in, to be clear), would the government/corporations in charge of AI actually fully inform the public if general AI has been achieved? We’re lucky we’ve had whistleblowers essentially force leaders in the industry to bring any form of disclosure to begin with.

    I think this answers the OP's question

    Mac78321 said:
    Is AI getting out of hand? 
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