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AI will grow beyond our control, we must instill good values before it does

AI will grow beyond our control, we must instill good values before it does

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AI will grow beyond our control, we must instill good values before it does.Kemal El MoujahidSep 25, 20265ShareAI will escape our control. It will self-replicate, evolve, think and act in unexpected ways. This is inevitable.The sooner we accept this, the sooner we can plan for it.Thanks for reading Kradle!

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AI will grow beyond our control, we must instill good values before it does.Kemal El MoujahidSep 25, 20265ShareAI will escape our control. It will become autonomous. It will self-replicate, evolve, think and act in unexpected ways. This is inevitable.The sooner we accept this, the sooner we can plan for it.Thanks for reading Kradle! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.SubscribeWe are not doomers. Machine intelligence can usher in a scientific renaissance that transforms human knowledge, and we consider ourselves incredibly lucky to be alive for it. However, the public debate about AI safety is focused on keeping AI contained in cages. Trying to permanently shackle a superintelligence is like expecting a genius child to stay in a crib forever.

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