The infographic could perhaps have a ‘today’ and a ‘in 2050’ version, with the bubbles representing the risks being very small for AI ‘today’ compared to eg suicide, or cancer or heart disease, but then becoming much bigger in the 2050 version, illustrating the trajectory. Perhaps the standard medical cause of death bubbles shrink by 2050 illustrating medical progress.
Yes, that’s true for an individual. Sorry, I was more meaning the ‘today’ infographic would be for a person born in say 2002, and the 2050 one for someone born in eg 2030. Some confusion because I was replying about ‘medical infographic for x-risks’ generally rather than specifically your point about personal risk.
The infographic could perhaps have a ‘today’ and a ‘in 2050’ version, with the bubbles representing the risks being very small for AI ‘today’ compared to eg suicide, or cancer or heart disease, but then becoming much bigger in the 2050 version, illustrating the trajectory. Perhaps the standard medical cause of death bubbles shrink by 2050 illustrating medical progress.
I think the probability of death would go significantly up with age, undercutting the effect of this.
Yes, that’s true for an individual. Sorry, I was more meaning the ‘today’ infographic would be for a person born in say 2002, and the 2050 one for someone born in eg 2030. Some confusion because I was replying about ‘medical infographic for x-risks’ generally rather than specifically your point about personal risk.