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While recent proposals to asymmetrically slow AI advances seems hopelessly naive from a game theory perspective, there does seem to be some value in considering long-term ramifications, safeguards, and whatnot wrt to #AI. | While recent proposals to asymmetrically slow AI advances seems hopelessly naive from a game theory perspective, there does seem to be some value in considering long-term ramifications, safeguards, and whatnot wrt to #AI. | ||
Revision as of 15:38, 4 April 2023
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"The Human Use of Human Beings"[1]
While recent proposals to asymmetrically slow AI advances seems hopelessly naive from a game theory perspective, there does seem to be some value in considering long-term ramifications, safeguards, and whatnot wrt to #AI.
I've revisited Norbert Wiener's classic, "The Human Use of Human Beings: Cybernetics and Society" (1950) as part of my own deliberation on the matter. His combined enthusiasm and caution towards the AI that would be born from Cybernetics half a decade later is insightful and notable.
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- ↑ Norbert Wiener, The Human Use of Human Beings MIT (1988-03-22) ISBN 978-0306803208
