Yeah I love that, I agree that communicating well about the inequality, authoritarian and violence risks that AI could present is another potentially great angle, even if it that doesn’t describe the X-risk we are most worry about
Classic x-risk concerns (the murder of all humans) seem pretty violent to me.
For sure, that’s mainly my point in that the communication line could be more about preventing “death and violence” rather than “mitigating x risk”.
And yeah I was talking about a different context of AI enabled violence than x risk, but my point is about how we communicate, not the outcome.
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Yeah I love that, I agree that communicating well about the inequality, authoritarian and violence risks that AI could present is another potentially great angle, even if it that doesn’t describe the X-risk we are most worry about
Classic x-risk concerns (the murder of all humans) seem pretty violent to me.
For sure, that’s mainly my point in that the communication line could be more about preventing “death and violence” rather than “mitigating x risk”.
And yeah I was talking about a different context of AI enabled violence than x risk, but my point is about how we communicate, not the outcome.