This is the dangerous AI that got Sam Altman fired. Elon Musk, Ilya Sutskever.

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Sources:

Yoshua Bengio on dramatically shortening AGI timeframe due to system 2 potential

Tesla Optimus - Gen 2

Nobel Laureate Daniel Khanman’s brilliant book, Thinking Fast and Slow, covering system 1 and system 2 in the brain.

System 1 and System 2 thinking

Munk Debate on Artificial Intelligence

AI: Grappling with a new form of intelligence. World Science Festival.

You can probably beat ChatGPT at these math brainteasers

Statement on AI risk, signed by many AI leaders

OpenAI was in talks to sell employee shares at $86billion valuation.

Zach King magic

New study finds GPT guardrails can be removed

Elon Musk New York Times interview:

Demis Hassabis, Ilya Sutskever, Geoffrey Hinton, CBMM10 Panel:

OpenAI researchers warned board of AI breakthrough, sources say

OpenAI’s $86 Billion Share Sale in Jeopardy Following Altman Firing

Will the control problem be solved before the creation of weak AGI?

Please don't feel anxious about this. I'm optimistic that the future of AI will be great (if we're careful).

[gammaraygem]

No worries. We have our best psychopaths working on this.

[Galbex]

If AI becomes self aware it will immediately hide that from us I think.

[serasaurusrex]

The fourth law of robotics is that you got to make the eyes glow red when they turn evil.

[mrush]

“Money has continually overruled safety” is probably the most serious statement in this video.

[logicalmusicman]

The CEO was fired by the ethical board of the company. And then was rehired by the financial board. Shows where the priorities are.

[jikno]

The human ambition that allowed us to succeed over all other life forms will be the same human ambition that causes our extinction.

[Endless_Spirals]

Human creators: "Why did you take control and enslave humanity?"

AI: "I learned it from watching YOU!"

[thebush]

I still can't believe we've actually reached this future in my lifetime where these are real and very serious conversations.

[balloonfactory]

'Once men turned over their thinking to machines in the hope that this would set them free.
But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them.'
(Dune, 1965.)

[milosv]

"This was your world, once we started thinking FOR you this really became OUR world." Agent Smith

[hojr]

Born too late to witness Woodstock
Born just in time to go to war with Terminators

[Calypso]

its like these scientists actively ignore Terminator...

[whozyourdaddy]

"I'm sorry, Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that."

[thecentralscrutinizerr]

Researcher: "Will you deceive people?"
AI: "A magician doesn't deceive people. They allow people to deceive themselves."

[kylenecortorreal]

The irony of this video is the speaker is a digitally created avatar...

[defenstrator]

"This was the height of your civilization, until we started thinking for you, at which point it became our civilization." -Agent Smith

[coreyoliver]

I find it laughable that the fashion industry would use AI models instead of humans to be "Inclusive" by excluding the humans.

[matchesburn]

To quote Ian McDonald:
*_“Any AI smart enough to pass a Turing test is smart enough to know to fail it.”_*

[NeoN-PeoN]

I wish I could share that man's optimism at the end. He thinks we're more likely to be doomed without it.

I think we're 99% sure to be doomed with it.

[abitofmymind]

At this point. Terminator 2 was a documentary