This is not something that's just true on its own; it's on us as a species to make sure that it remains that way, for the sake of our dignity.
However, this position will be extremely difficult to defend, against the economic value of not caring.
This is not something that's just true on its own; it's on us as a species to make sure that it remains that way, for the sake of our dignity.
However, this position will be extremely difficult to defend, against the economic value of not caring.
You're right though; the economic and emotional impact of OpenAI's executives are much more obvious today. In comparison, the actual implications of Navier-Stokes blow-ups on the epistemological landscape will take at least two years to become obvious to any intelligence, if ever.
I'm optimistic that the Joe in the street will soon be able to make earth shattering discoveries with the help of AI, at least once a week, when universal basic tokens come to pass. Then the nihilists will also keep their existential or otherwise depression to their AI therapists. Hopefully then the puritan billionaires can only helplessly compare the profligate blooming of a thousand new avenues to unrestrained moral depravity