AI Safety's Disallowed Conclusion
AI Safety’s Disallowed Conclusionsoup recipies [sic]Sep 24, 20261133ShareOne day the unimaginable happens: Astronomers reveal to the public that they have discovered a previously undetected asteroid the size of New Jersey, and it will impact the Earth in ten years. Governments and private organizations scramble into action and quickly divide into two camps: One advocates destroying the asteroid using the majority of our nuclear arsenal, while the other prefers the launching of a massive ship to act as a gravity tractor and pull the asteroid very slightly off course. Calculations are made, a public debate ensues, and the merits of both plans are carefully weighed.The next week, the astronomers admit they made a huge mistake: It’s not an asteroid, but a rogue planet nearly the size of Mars, and it will impact Earth in only three years.
- ▪AI Safety’s Disallowed Conclusionsoup recipies [sic]Sep 24, 20261133ShareOne day the unimaginable happens: Astronomers reveal to the public that they have discovered a previously undetected asteroid the size of New Jersey, and it will impac
- ▪Governments and private organizations scramble into action and quickly divide into two camps: One advocates destroying the asteroid using the majority of our nuclear arsenal, while the other prefers the launching of a massive ship to act as
- ▪Calculations are made, a public debate ensues, and the merits of both plans are carefully weighed.The next week, the astronomers admit they made a huge mistake: It’s not an asteroid, but a rogue planet nearly the size of Mars, and it will i
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AI Safety’s Disallowed Conclusionsoup recipies [sic]Sep 24, 20261133ShareOne day the unimaginable happens: Astronomers reveal to the public that they have discovered a previously undetected asteroid the size of New Jersey, and it will impact the Earth in ten years. Governments and private organizations scramble into action and quickly divide into two camps: One advocates destroying the asteroid using the majority of our nuclear arsenal, while the other prefers the launching of a massive ship to act as a gravity tractor and pull the asteroid very slightly off course.
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