Artificial Intelligence

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  One thing people always seem to overlook is that in a world where superintelligent AI is capable of threatening humanity, we would almost certainly have other superintelligent AI systems to defend with.

  Let's say the evil AI somehow designs a virus to kill humans with its intelligent superpowers. It's unclear why there wouldn't be the ability to create a vaccine or other anti-virus tech using the same technology. Unless the AIs all turn against us at once (unlikely), we'll probably be OK.

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  • There's always a party popper!palimpsest
  • So what you’re saying is to solve gun crime we need more guns? ;)Chimp
  • Party "popper"?
    pali, are you flirting with me, again?Continuity
  • XDpalimpsest
  • @Chimp I'm not saying more is always better. But imagine if only one group had access to any new technology, the impact would be completely different.yuekit
  • Not if both AI's see each other from across the room and https://www.youtube.…prophetone
  • Hollywood will buy this plotGabriel
  • It’s already writing itself https://www.instagra…prophetone
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  • Colossus and Guardian would join forces. Like in the film.zardoz
  • Remember always your duty is clear: To build and maintain those robots.kingsteven
  • That correction could work as well as it did in the Boeing 737 MAX crash.tbgoodwillie

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