Extinction risk is not the same as catastrophic risk; this is a good paper, primarily on the latter.
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Distinguishing Catastrophic Risk from Extinction Risk in AI
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This is a good paper, and rightly distinguishes catastrophic risk from extinction risk.
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Unintended consequences of technological progress and automation
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Endless pavement now. Careful what you wish for. 🙂
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Pragmatism Over Speculation: Addressing Today’s AI Risks
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Finally, some pragmatism. “Stop talking about tomorrow’s AI doomsday when AI poses risks today.”
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Risk Assessment Arguments Beyond Widespread Belief
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If one complains that Nature has underestimated the risk (which is possible) it would be nice to see an argument beyond “widespread belief”that the risk has been underestimated, no? “Widespread belief” doesn’t convince me much of anything.
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Risk Assessment Arguments in AI Debate and Burden of Proof
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Do you have any argument that the risk is high or is this just what Jerry Samet called “burden tennis”?
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AI Leaders Acknowledge Dangers in Ethics Statement
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Educators’ Perspectives on Artificial Intelligence Implementation in Schools
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What Educators Think About Using AI in Schools
#AI #AIio #BigData #ML #NLU #Futureofwork @nigelwalsh @pbouillaud @PatrickGunz_CH @pierrepinna @RebekahRadice @Ronald_vanLoon @sbmeunier
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AI NTSB: Establishing Regulatory Framework for Artificial Intelligence Incidents
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Is it Time for an "AI NTSB"? The Artificial Intelligence Incident Database May Already Foot the Bill https://
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Rage Baiting Undermining Human Survival Instincts
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Rage baiting to snuff out humanity's basic survival instinct. Nice job everyone