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mola
·7 mesi fa·discuss
It's funny. In my failing democracy people are convinced the solution is a two party system like the US (we have a parliament with a large amount of parties)

Somehow I have a feeling the problem is not the system, but the culture...
mola
·9 mesi fa·discuss
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mola
·9 mesi fa·discuss
I think the motivation for someone like Altman is not AGI, it's power and influence. And when he wields billions he has power, it doesn't really matter if there's AGI coming.
mola
·9 mesi fa·discuss
Yes, that adjustment could well be monarchy.

I can't see how functioning democracy can survive without truth as shared grounds of discussion.
mola
·9 mesi fa·discuss
Yes, plus, these are corporate agents, not yours. They are pets as much as a Trojan horse is.
mola
·10 mesi fa·discuss
Nope. He believes it is a threat to freedom. And not in the way you presented it
mola
·11 mesi fa·discuss
I just read this..I don't understand where the hit piece is...

Seems pretty factual.

The hysteria in the "rationalist" circles is mirroring the so called "Blue tribe" quite accurately.
mola
·anno scorso·discuss
Yes, anti trust rules should have stopped amazon. But they didn't, this directly hurts open source.

I don't think elastic would've tried the license change because of competition using the open source.

The problem is Amazon, not elastic that's trying to survive.
mola
·4 anni fa·discuss
1. How do you know there will be no harm or is no harm? These issues are not manifesting in a timeline of a few weeks. 2. Why do you think the ethical reasoning is disengenious in Google's case? Even in OpenAI case it could be that originally the ethicist won some battles where business ppl eventually prevailed.

3. Why do you use quotes around a something which is your original phrasing? That's pretty disengenious.

4. What's wrong with affirmative action ? It's easy to argue that it has both utilitarian and other moral adventages. I won't claim it is always warranted or the right thing to do, but it definitely not an obvious consensual evil.
mola
·7 anni fa·discuss
It might, but most people would agree that causing cancer intentionally is immoral. So cognitive dissonance is a valid assumption.