It's As If You Kneel To Plant

The Upheavals [of Artificial Intelligence] Can Escalate Quickly And Become Scarier And Even Cataclysmic,” The New York Times Tech Columnist Once Wrote. “imagine How A Medical Robot, Originally Programmed To Rid Cancer, Could Conclude That The Best Way To Obliterate Cancer Is To Exterminate Humans Who Are Genetically Prone To The Disease.

People Have To Be Able To Make Money Off Their Brains And Their Hearts. Or Else We're All Going To Starve, And It's The Machines That'll Get Good.

People Degrade Themselves In Order To Make Machines Seem Smart All The Time.

To Me, To Say That War Isn't Evil Is To Say That Nothing Is Evil.

There Is No Difference Between Machine Autonomy And The Abdication Of Human Responsibility.