Challenging the inevitability of AI - by debunking "rogue AI will kill us all" - notinevitable.ai
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It might seem strange that while hype over “rogue” AI agents plays out daily in the media, this has not resulted in penalties for the companies that were not testing safely. Strange that it has not increased support for the AI governance that many have been asking for. And that it has not resulted in […]

Overall, focusing on a cinematic science fiction world-ending hypothesis draws attention away from real problems and consequences of AI development and use that are affecting people today. Issues such as the impact of data centers, degradation of labor, and use of AI to power autonomous weapons are framed as trivial when compared to the prospect of the doom of humanity.

Experts argue that recent headlines claiming that AI models are “escaping human control” or “staging autonomous cyberattacks” are wildly oversold public spectacles, serving as convenient distraction tactics to mask underperforming products and evade accountability.

  • flatbield@beehaw.orgEnglish
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    14 hours ago

    I am much more worried that AI will take resources away from the general public and make fascism and authoritainism much easier and cheaper to sustain.