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"The increasing involvement of technology companies in mathematical research raises the risk that research questions may come to be prioritized because of their amenability to automated mathematics, rather than expert judgment of their deeper significance."
This is nicely put. The machine that subordinates all life to its own algorithm of self-expansion is already operating: It’s called capital. www.newyorker.com/science/anna...
Image generation models typically don't use the same algorithms/implementation as LLMs, but generative models of music do (e.g., arxiv.org/abs/1809.04281), so I like to use these models as examples of this point!
What's important isn't the quality. It's the sales pitch for AI products as having not simply the *capacity* to educate, but the *right* to be used in this way, which, as I type this out, is now a mandatory part of secondary school education in Boston. www.forbes.com/sites/joh…
@ali-alkhatib.com puts it nicely ali-alkhatib.com/blog/definin...
how much of "AI xrisk" panic is actually just a manifestation of anxiety about how fragile our social and material infrastructure might be, now that so much of it is Computer?
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