The Most Dangerous AI Ever Created

It’s scary because it’s unpredictable It’s scary because it’s unpredictable                                                                                                      [Outsider Club Header] Jan 20, 2024 By Alex Koyfman for the Outsider Club The Most Dangerous AI Ever Created Dear Reader, Earlier this week, Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta (META), publicly announced his company’s commitment towards developing what is without a doubt the most dangerous form of artificial intelligence yet conceived. No, it’s not some kind of automated ICBM system that could plunge us into nuclear war in less time than it takes you to read this article. It's far worse. [zuckerberg] The technology, referred to as Artificial General Intelligence, or AGI for short, does not have a specific application. Rather, as the name implies, it gives machines the ability to do virtually anything that human minds are capable of. It will be able to write books and songs, concoct stories, invent technologies, come up with new medical procedures and propose new scientific theories. This is a huge departure from the artificial intelligence of today, which is typically made for a specific purpose such as determining the difference between humans and inanimate objects on the road or finding the best route to take to avoid construction delays. Having already plunged billions into AI development, Zuckerberg plans to double down on AGI in the coming years. “This technology is so important and the opportunities are so great that we should open source and make it as widely available as we responsibly can, so everyone can benefit,” he commented. Goldman Sachs: AI a "$7 Trillion Opportunity" Banking giant Goldman Sachs just said... 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It’s scary because it’s unpredictable. Just like the human mind, which can come up with ideas on its own as well as plans and methods for realizing those ideas, so too can a computer equipped with AGI. What it does with its ability to think and reason is impossible to determine beforehand, even by other machines equipped with the same software. And because computers have the ability to combine their efforts through networking, the possibility of a runaway AI engine is all too real — we’ve all seen enough science fiction movies to know where it could lead. Want to Be Scared? Google "Emergent Behavior" Just a simple matter of thirsting for camaraderie or developing a fear of human oversight (something inherent to natural intelligence) could conceivably lead AGI to reproduce, or limit human control over itself, or worse. But because the tech field is as competitive as it is, with the likes of Alphabet (GOOG) and Microsoft (MSFT) jockeying for position at every turn, CEOs like Zuckerberg are often left feeling without choice on the matter. The rule of the technology jungle is simple: Innovate or get left behind. Several mainstream media outlets put out pieces covering Zuckerberg’s comments, but all of them missed an interesting part of the puzzle. While Meta might be putting billions into AI development, it’s not working alone. There is a company that Meta uses to source some of its most important AI-making tools, namely training algorithms. Meta, along with at least three of the other four big tech brands (Apple, Alphabet, Amazon, and Microsoft), all get their training algorithms there. So what are these training algorithms? Oppenheimer Would NEVER Have Seen This Coming After 70 years, J. Robert Oppenheimer’s legacy is being rewritten. 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