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Our technology should not advance faster than our humanity. 🤔

Is that another damn AI picture? How can you post it? You always warn about the dangers yourself, don't you?

Yes it is #AI generated and yes I warn of the dangers. Unfortunately, my posts without pictures are mostly ignored. I also have the feeling that most people don't really understand the extent of the threat. Pandora's box can no longer be closed. We can only try to deal with it #responsibly. I do think there's a difference between posting AI images and developing #Skynet.

I am working on a #FAQ on the subject of AI and hope to have enough time over Christmas to present the first parts of it to you. So please stay tuned and continue to be critical.

#science #technology #ethics #humanity #humanrights #future #mankind #change #danger #art #artwork #responsibility #moral #society #economy #robot

#economy #society #art #ai #technology #future #science #humanrights #humanity #artwork #change #moral #ethics #robot #danger #mankind #responsibility #Skynet #responsibly #FAQ
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YesNotes .info
YesNotes .info
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I totally agree, but I think to now complain about AI is like my parents generation complaining about computers when I was young. We just knew that this is an unstoppable tool.
In the same way my grandparents complained about answering-machines.

The problem is that in our entire school-education globally nobody considers that humans should be educated to find themselves instead of being raised to become productive machines.
Such Machines soon will be replaced by robots and AIbots, but the much larger problem then will be what we humans then will consider to be a purposeful life.

Also you can see what this kind of one-track-productivity logic did create: Superficially compliant slaves;
which in our post-Covid-recession-world now run after populists like Trump (who "loves the uneducated") , Netanyahu, and other nationalistic war-mongers.

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David
David
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AI stands for Absent Indians or Actually Indians. The store needs no checker because the store watches you shop. Only it's really low-payed people in India watching you shop. And driving that driverless car.
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Sakata
Sakata
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Unfortunately while I agree with the bit about humanity or the lack thereof, I don't consider any of the LLMs or thieving paint parrots are "AI". Artificial, yes. Intelligent, absolutely not.
If we ever did make a true AI, I hope that we can break the cycle of slavery (physical, social, or economic) or desire of power that we tend towards. We have endless original art that describes what happens when we try to tie down our creation when it is actually intelligent.
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