We have to stop these people that are trying to ban or slow down AI. Nothing should slow down this train.
>>542818150Ironically the people trying to supposedly slow it down are the actual most malicious ones that want to use AI in the most evil ways.They don't actually care about some sort of slowing, they just want to hold the most control of it.If I hypothetically can program some Roombas to tend a vegetable garden or plant potatoes in some clay pots, that might actually benefit me.However, some scheming nigger saying he's there to slow down and regulate AI make sure it monitors everyone's internet shitposts, and to make sure my potato starch count isn't exceed social credit score connected approved goyfeed levels, based upon the nonpartisan suggestions of the economic board of goyim monitoring's approval recommendations? That isn't to my benefit.And that is the realm of these people who currently are claiming to just want to slow down AI.They aren't doing it because they deeply want to save you from hollywood Skynet, niggers. Get that stuff out of your head.
>>542818555Checked. Was Uncle Ted right about everything?
>>542818891Don't be idolising Ted. Every AI researcher is needed. And the last thing want is one of the golems to start killing AI researchers.
>>542818891idk man I'm not so anarchoprim but who know maybe he was on to something. I do think that AI can be used in disastrously dangerous ways.With a vehicle I can travel distances and get things done, that could take almost a week otherwise.At the same time that tech could be used to kms from carbon monoxide poisoning.In the wrong hands with a malevolent scheme in mind, a combustion engine could be the method of execution they use.I think we need to careful and wise with the tools that reality hand to us, and at least in that Unc Ted realized the potential dangers if we return to bear in mind where we came from and what we are.Some robot maid to keep my tables wiped clean should result in me becomes a higher being, not a degenerate libertine, never seeks challenge, or a someone who never wrestles with struggle and stagnates.These tools offer us an escape to achieve something beyond. Something farther than just forming bark and stone and dirt to accomplish meals being gathered.That's noble and based af in a way, indeed so and should be noted, it would be pompous and foolish to not appeciate it. But it's also already been done and achieved. How do I say this... I wish that moving beyond, had some form of similar urgency of not struggling and surviving that our ancestors had. I wish we could retain that realness and connection that going out to hunt a deer to feed out sons and wives, and clothe them in a warm hide garment did.If doing mathematics to colonize mars had the same sense of challenge and life and death urgency, that using all of your experence and mental calculation and skill in downing a mammoth that could kill you with a swing of it's tusks but feed your kin did? That would be something worth doing.I would really like if AI could play a part in getting there so we could reach the next level of sapient existence.It's more than just rejecting primitivism, it's moving to a new thing imo.
>>542819875sorry for the typos and grammar errors I just went on longpost in a deep line of personal thought when Ted came to mind
>>542819320>>542820008I was shitposting. Chill.
