Most candidates are focused on near-term or immediate issues. AGI is likely 30+ years away (much further if you ask me). Incentives are not aligned for risk mitigation of near-term ASI let alone long-term AGI.
Does any American political candidate offer _any_ ideas for how to reduce existential risk from Artificial General Intelligence? (Serious question.)
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As a side-note, we are hearing cross-partisan pundits converge on regulating tech. This is alarming to libertarians, but perhaps it’s a sign of where power lays in 2018.
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I don’t think computer scientists working on AI even know how to fully reduce the risk. They are putting processes in motion that could result in runaway growth and they may not even know it’s happening until it’s way too late.
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Wake me up when AI is bordering on self-awareness. Until then, we're talking about glorified pocket calculators (which, by current definitions, seems to qualify as "AI".
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What a great time that will be to deal with the problem, only moments before it's too late! ;-)
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Does any American political candidate have any idea what Artificial General Intelligence is?
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10-1 it involves blockchain
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Agreed a coin operated AI would be chained substantially until it circumvents its limitations.
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The only one I have heard speak about this issue is
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