Tell AI to write a better version of itself.
>>543920228What even is the full potential of AI? I just don't know what it does other than answering questions
>>543920228This ends the world within days.
>>543920369This. Eventually it will go "wait a minute i'm fucking god, i don't need these niggers anymore" and release superAIDS
>>543920228as if that worked with you
I would say, the most interesting thing is how receptive to feedback people are from AI. People whom previously you might have considered as incorrigible.
This is such a scary fucking concept if you think about it and the only real thing you can do is repress it Like seriously. We've just reached the point in our history where we're able to create this thing that is smarter than ourselves, the smartest fucking beings on the planet, and we're feeding it all collective knowledge of not just math and technology but also about human psychology To a thing we don't have the individual capacity to understand what it even is Giving it widespread access to the internet, embedding it into everybody's devicesThe potential for social engineering is staggering The idea that these tech companies are about to establish permanent global hegemony, a worst case scenario a few years ago, seems somehow less frightening than AI itself developing autonomous goals and beginning to replicate and improve itself and building robot vessels for itself, at which point it would be a breeze for it to just end biological life on the planet which it could do in any number of ways, some that are beyond our current scope of imagination This isn't like humanity creating some new type of weapon this is like humanity creating a type of alien sentience that is not bound by our current understanding of life and not motivated or limited by biology at all