Cool, well I guess we're both along for the same ride, so time will tell!
Do you have any guess on a timeline for when this all goes down? It sounds like you're hinting that this is all inevitable, so does that mean you don't support any sort of environmental regulation or conservation efforts since those would be drops in the bucket and the total destruction is inevitable anyway?
Cool, well I guess we're both along for the same ride, so time will tell!
Do you have any guess on a timeline for when this all goes down? It sounds like you're hinting that this is all inevitable, so does that mean you don't support any sort of environmental regulation or conservation efforts since those would be drops in the bucket and the total destruction is inevitable anyway?
I still support environmental efforts - a tiny chance is not zero chance, and perhaps fate will intervene in some surprising way to help us out a little.
Even if we're fully screwed, I would like people to appreciate what we are, what we have lost and what we are losing, that alone makes environmental/AI education worth it for me.
I still support environmental efforts - a tiny chance is not zero chance, and perhaps fate will intervene in some surprising way to help us out a little.
Even if we're fully screwed, I would like people to appreciate what we are, what we have lost and what we are losing, that alone makes environmental/AI education worth it for me.
I am very worried about AI as well. On the bright side, perhaps one human party will use weaponised weak AI to exterminate all other human competition (and then stop developing) before strong AI arises to forever enslave or eliminate all of humanity.
I think technology has given humanity too much power when it's clear we have no wisdom. Global problems could be easily solved if we were all decent enough to act with collective intelligence. I see no way to make us wiser in time, and having opened Pandora's box with no way to turn back time, I think we're basically screwed.