ETHICS

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Knowledge Access and Obscurantism in AI Era

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04 November 2023 9h29

The idea that knowledge is too dangerous for people to have access to it has a name:
Obscurantism.

Regulation risks: when advocacy may increase danger

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04 November 2023 8h30

If advocating for regulation makes the risk greater, we shouldn't do it. That's not naive – it's just a simple and clear factual statement.

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Governments Must Establish VR Safety Councils Urgently

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04 November 2023 8h09

governments should discuss VR safety councils before this gets out of hand

Regulation Risk Trade-offs in AI Policy

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04 November 2023 7h11

No, if advocating for regulation makes the risk greater, we shouldn't do it.

Does AI Regulation Advocacy Help or Harm Existential Risk?

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04 November 2023 6h23

My request is simply that @geoffreyhinton and others advocating for regulation directly and rigorously tackle the question of whether their advocacy is helpful, or harmful, in terms of its impact on existential risk.

→ View original post on X — @theahmadosman

Pink Floyd’s Wall: AI Ethics and Social Control Critique

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@theahmadosman

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04 November 2023 6h16

I don't need no arms around me
I don't need no drugs to calm me
I have seen the writing on the wall… Listen to Another Brick In the Wall (Part 3) by Roger Waters https://
open.qobuz.com/track/95359047

Does AI regulation increase or decrease human extinction risk?

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04 November 2023 6h00

Surely the far more important question is:
Do you think advocating for strong regulation makes human extinction more likely, or less likely? This is something I've never seen any advocate of this path tackle with any rigor whatsoever.