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Literally what is wrong with it that wouldn’t also apply to your belief set about some vague inevitability that’s apparently so important that you felt the need to “erm actually” over a doomer meme?

@WoodScientist@lemmy.world?
@Schadrach@lemmy.sdf.org?
Basilisk?

That’s true, but we used to figure out fields like like mathematics… and now it’s guessing at the same mathemarics, while some deranged CEO literally promises AI will discover new science

I asked specifically if there’s anything wrong with Roko’s Basilisk. Since you decided to reply, I would love to hear your response.

It would also be great if you provided a timeline, because the person who posted this FUD is insinuating that this is something that’s coming fast.

Is there anything wrong with Roko’s Basilisk?

If you’re looking for irrationality, you’ll find an endless supply on the forums of a cult leader that deemed himself a “Rationalist”. It’s full of people working them into a tizzy on things that might not technically be impossible.

Ironically there is more in common with this meme and a preacher warning nonbelievers of some apocalypse.

Sure, maybe Chinese Jesus is real and Lord. But if you’re looking to complain about irrationality, you’re missing the obvious target

I reject the meme’s assumption that AI is destined to become superhuman. This is marketing from the companies themselves.

I reject the assumption that there’ll ever be such a thing.

Oh no.

You’re basically promoting AI companies by saying their products are powerful and not garbage. This is their false narrative, repackaged in meme format.

You’ll probably have to search the name of the lawsuit, go to a sketchy .com domain, give them all of your private information, wait a year, receive a check for a nickel