Those some people often work on revolutionary "AI" automation products that are actually just an Amazon Turk jobs whitelabeled
people in tech will really say 'ex machina,' a dystopian thriller, is the most accurate film about an AI ever made and wonder why the average american is still like "hmm, maybe we should not"
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'accurate?'
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It's way off as far as the realistic embodiment. So the way it's least accurate is away from sex robots, so what would the average American say knowing that.
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‘the way it learns’ is how i’ve most often heard it argued
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Humans S1/S2 -- spread the word!
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Because Searle is widely recognized as bunk.
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I'd probably be dust by then, but my scifi nightmare is that if we actually manage to engineer a Von Neumann probe , it's going to get a little too excited with its self-replication precepts. So when we send it off to colonize other planets, it's going to come back to colonize us
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It’s way off-impossible for a lone engineer to do anything in secret. ‘Her’ is more likely; Alexa, Siri, and Assistant are evolving there. For robotics, TARS in ‘Interstellar’ is more likely.
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Her is also IMO an equally bleak outcome for humanity. It's not that our creations seek to destroy us. We aren't worth the attention. It's as if we were stranded on a desert island & made a raft, but upon completion the raft decided there were more interesting things in the sea.
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