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@erinbraid @allTheYud Oh, I just realized that people might be reading “collection” as “library”, when I meant it instead as “anthology”: https://t.co/qpsJvkqINS Aside from that, I’m a big fan of Practical Guide to Evil, The Quantum Thief, and Hyperion.
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@geoffreyirving @David_Kasten Strongly agree—see my critique of AI 2040 for a related argument: https://t.co/fHKTc09NMj
Yes, more milk is a fine and valuable goal, as is AGI going well. But you must protect the capacity for curiosity and wonder that allowed you to engage with such weird ideas in the first place. Or as @tsvibt puts it: please don’t throw your mind away! https://t.co/ywphskxxpu
To steel man what Yoshua is doing with this paper: he might be trying to create a Schelling fence (c.f. https://t.co/GfkKS5ggNX) for the limited kinds of AIs that should be allowed given a ban, in order to make a ban on other kinds of AI more appealing. I don’t think this is a…
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