To get a sneak peak you could read Antiqua et nova from January last year. It focuses on the anthropology and also what sets human intelligence apart from simulated intelligence.
Someone on HN wondered if that text could be the Magna Charta for the AI age.
Once upon a time (early 90s) I read a very funny story on traceroute featuring parrots, one named Polly, and shotguns. But I can’t find it. It might have been in a Usenet group. I would love to find it again.
Yes. Ten years ago I would say there was a consensus in the ML community that if we got really powerful AI, it should be kept isolated in controlled environments (no internet, no way to execute code) until it could be trusted/verified. Fast forward: openclaw. People don’t seem to care, why should the labs?
”Follow the money”. Yes, let’s decide that no bank is to have anything to do with crypto from next year. And not do business with other banks that accepts crypto. That would help stop fraud much more effective than
Chat Control.
Membership fee to the University Student Computer Association. I got exposed to UNIX (BSD 4.3 Reno) and the Internet as the first HTTP servers went up (the good stuff was still only on Gopher and FTP). I wasn't studying Computer Science or anything close, but I learned so much that I can look back on almost 25 years in IT.
Someone on HN wondered if that text could be the Magna Charta for the AI age.