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5 experts · 16 posts · 10d ago
Multiple readings Building & implementation · 1 Questions & unknowns · 1
Blake Richards: I signed! This is common sense, IMO, and would be obvious in most other industries with the potential to have major impacts on other parts of the economy.
Grace Lindsay: I signed! This is common sense, IMO, and would be obvious in most other industries with the potential to have major impacts on other parts of the economy.
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3 experts · 23 posts · 16d ago
Shared emphasis Research & technical analysis · 2
Cian O'Donnell: The field of mathematics is being devastated in front of our eyes. For neuroscience, experimentalists may be safe, but how long until the AI-research wave takes over our computational/theoretical n…
Cian O'Donnell: It would be the development, vetting, and dissemination of new theories and models of brain function. Thats all we currently do. No proofs required 😀 If we are lucky or persuasive these proposals m…
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3 experts · 11 posts · 16d ago
Brad Wyble: Parenting hits exactly the same when you work in AI. If you outsource it your children will be strangers. He's just using a computer instead of a Nanny.
Brad Wyble: I didn't say Nanny's are as bad as AI's, but relying heavily on them does weaken your connection with your children.
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