fire is hot, humans cannot be trusted with fire, surely the fire will burn everything and kill everyone, it’s better to keep tearing raw meat
@plinz
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AI Industry Faces Regulatory Chains Like Prometheus Myth
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The AI industry is Prometheus, bringing fire to humanity, allowing us to rise from cold and dirt. But Zeus claims copyright on the fire, and punishes the AI companies by chaining them to a mountain of regulations and sending the New York times every day to eat their liver
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Questioning AI Quality Beyond Participation Trophy Intelligence
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Ew, you can keep your participation trophy intelligence to yourself
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Intelligence atoms and organism interdependence in AI systems
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In this perspective, there is no atom of intelligence. A helium atom can exist in the absence of other atoms, but an organism may not be able to exist in the absence of other organisms. (I don't personally buy into this)
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Collective Mind as Resonance Across Organisms
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I am not sure if I interpret Mike correctly, and I am not sure that he is right. But he seems to understand minds as a vibe across groups of organisms to which individual organisms and cells go into resonance and produce locally intelligent behavior.
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Collective Intelligence: Group Property Individuals Borrow From
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When @drmichaellevin says that "all intelligence is collective intelligence", it does not mean that intelligence is compositional, because then there must be an indivisible "atom of intelligence" at some level, but that it's a group property from which individuals borrow
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Regulation stifles innovation: healthcare model threatens tech progress
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It’s not free, a substantial part of your income pays for it. In the absence of freedom to innovate and outcompete, the outcome of public regulation gets worse. If the tech industry was regulated like healthcare, we would be using Z80 computers that cost 5% more every year
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Should children avoid screens for years?
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Can't you keep them away from the screens for a couple more years?
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European vs American attitudes toward energy consumption
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Being afraid of the terrible consequences of wasting electric energy is deeply ingrained in the cultural background of Europe, far less so in the US. Energy is understood to be a limited resource, if you use it today, there won't be any left for tomorrow. When I visited, my
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Disagreeing with Lee Cronin on Artificial Intelligence
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I don't know what he said here specifically, but a good rule of thumb is that you must not agree with Lee Cronin about AI