| How would you like AI to kill you? 10:42 - Sep 9 with 857 views | Chris_ITFC |
Tune every screen you own to “Best of Norwich City vs Ipswich Town 2010-2024” until you end it all?
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| How would you like AI to kill you? on 10:46 - Sep 9 with 845 views | Guthrum |
The biggest chance of AI killing everybody is because some human who thinks it works like magic has trusted it to do some vital task unsupervised and it got distracted by imaginary butterflies. |  |
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| How would you like AI to kill you? on 10:49 - Sep 9 with 826 views | Chris_ITFC |
| How would you like AI to kill you? on 10:46 - Sep 9 by Guthrum |
The biggest chance of AI killing everybody is because some human who thinks it works like magic has trusted it to do some vital task unsupervised and it got distracted by imaginary butterflies. |
Or like those fun headlines recently, where we ask it to create a super virus just for a laugh.*
*or something like that.
Think covid, but dumber and worse. | |
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| How would you like AI to kill you? on 11:16 - Sep 9 with 750 views | BlueandTruesince82 |
Full terminator experience for me plz. I want to be taken down by a humanoid machine and it better look like Robert Patrick |  |
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| How would you like AI to kill you? on 11:25 - Sep 9 with 719 views | baxterbasics |
Maybe just don't put it in charge of the physical things that can kill us? You know, like weapons systems, indestructible military robots, bio weapon research labs. Just a thought. |  |
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| How would you like AI to kill you? on 11:57 - Sep 9 with 653 views | Chris_ITFC |
| How would you like AI to kill you? on 11:25 - Sep 9 by baxterbasics |
Maybe just don't put it in charge of the physical things that can kill us? You know, like weapons systems, indestructible military robots, bio weapon research labs. Just a thought. |
Yes but look how clever we are! | |
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| How would you like AI to kill you? on 12:02 - Sep 9 with 644 views | NthQldITFC |
| How would you like AI to kill you? on 11:25 - Sep 9 by baxterbasics |
Maybe just don't put it in charge of the physical things that can kill us? You know, like weapons systems, indestructible military robots, bio weapon research labs. Just a thought. |
Which humans somewhere will definitely do anyway, sometime soon, whatever the risk, in the pursuit of money or power or both, or in fear of being beaten to it by the other side.
Zero chance of that not happening. |  |
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| How would you like AI to kill you? on 12:10 - Sep 9 with 620 views | baxterbasics |
| How would you like AI to kill you? on 12:02 - Sep 9 by NthQldITFC |
Which humans somewhere will definitely do anyway, sometime soon, whatever the risk, in the pursuit of money or power or both, or in fear of being beaten to it by the other side.
Zero chance of that not happening. |
Obviously there will be the argument that taking human decisions and human error out of the process can make things safer. Can see how making all cars driverless, for example, could greatly reduce road deaths - possibly eliminate them completely.
But it only takes one instance of failure for things to go T's up very quickly. | |
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| How would you like AI to kill you? on 12:54 - Sep 9 with 537 views | SuperKieranMcKenna |
| How would you like AI to kill you? on 12:10 - Sep 9 by baxterbasics |
Obviously there will be the argument that taking human decisions and human error out of the process can make things safer. Can see how making all cars driverless, for example, could greatly reduce road deaths - possibly eliminate them completely.
But it only takes one instance of failure for things to go T's up very quickly. |
The case of Stanislav Petrov in the Cold War was an interesting one. He made a judgement call against all the evidence of an incoming missile and decided against a retaliatory nuclear strike. That was completely down to human intuition, you feel a machine working on evidence and data alone would have made a very different call.
To be honest, if I was AI, I’d take one look at Birmingham and think human’s weren’t worth saving. |  | | |
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| How would you like AI to kill you? on 14:09 - Sep 9 with 410 views | Chris_ITFC |
| How would you like AI to kill you? on 12:10 - Sep 9 by baxterbasics |
Obviously there will be the argument that taking human decisions and human error out of the process can make things safer. Can see how making all cars driverless, for example, could greatly reduce road deaths - possibly eliminate them completely.
But it only takes one instance of failure for things to go T's up very quickly. |
I totally get the logic / maths, but plenty won’t. If you think current protests are bad, wait until a toddler gets killed by a driverless car etc. | |
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| How would you like AI to kill you? on 16:14 - Sep 9 with 278 views | hoppy |
| How would you like AI to kill you? on 12:54 - Sep 9 by SuperKieranMcKenna |
The case of Stanislav Petrov in the Cold War was an interesting one. He made a judgement call against all the evidence of an incoming missile and decided against a retaliatory nuclear strike. That was completely down to human intuition, you feel a machine working on evidence and data alone would have made a very different call.
To be honest, if I was AI, I’d take one look at Birmingham and think human’s weren’t worth saving. |
"To be honest, if I was AI, I’d take one look at Birmingham and think human’s weren’t worth saving."
Or, they might just think someone or something has beaten them to it if the plan was destruction? |  |
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| How would you like AI to kill you? on 16:19 - Sep 9 with 273 views | grow_our_own |
| How would you like AI to kill you? on 10:46 - Sep 9 by Guthrum |
The biggest chance of AI killing everybody is because some human who thinks it works like magic has trusted it to do some vital task unsupervised and it got distracted by imaginary butterflies. |
Or some non non-vital task like make paperclips. It optimises and makes so many that they fill all human living space, we cannot physically move, and starve/die of thirst. |  | | |
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