It's wild that Yudkowsky saw a binary choice of "nuclear holocaust" and "superintelligence" and chose "nuclear holocaust" in the first place.
Yeah, wanted to get the new seasons of Futurama on bluray as a gift, turns out that they only are on streaming. Of course.
That's what I was thinking as well. All they have to do is look the other way.
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Not sure where I'm supposed to look for that tbh.
Other images are fine, weirdly enough, just not that one.
The next logical step in order to make AIs more reliable is making them rely less and less in their training and rely more on their analytical/reasoning capabilities.
Uh, yeah.
Well, it's still doing so for myself as I don't see any image.
Making money via stealing commissions from affiliate links, tbf, wasn't the business model I was suspecting from Honey. I always thought they were scamming but I thought it was going to be from selling your browsing data or something similar. Then again, they still might do that.
Does it also destroy all the universes where the question was answered wrong?
The entrances were blocked so the members of parliament climbed the fence.
Well, if my math is right, on a 50km/hr road you'd see one about every 8 seconds.
So... we should be vegetarians?
He showed an example of that happening today. He seemed to be of the impression that something like that can eventually be ironed out, which it can't. At least that was my interpretation.
One thing he failed to mention here is that all software fails eventually. So imagine one of those fancy graphics scenes he commissioned being a 100+ car pileup because a software glitch caused a car to make a sudden right-hand turn to a street that doesn't exist.
Is it based on Chromium?