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Dealing with AI as a Dystopian Threat to Humanity

Talkat The AI Conference 2017 · on Friday, 2017-06-02· [ai-assisted-development, security]
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Argues that runaway AI is realistic only if it controls physical resources and offers four concrete defensive constraints: hard boundaries between intelligence levels, limit self-replication and self-repair, control all energy sources and secure critical infrastructure. Cites examples and numbers: CRISPR human trials 20+, Black Death killed ~40% of Europe, Go programs sped up by specialized chips, self-driving cars as a vector. Warns technological human augmentation in ~10–15 years could erase those boundaries and undermine the proposed rules.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 2:37Selfdriving cars
  3. 3:56Fear of AI
  4. 7:00Know the adversary
  5. 8:28How would it be different
  6. 11:30Physical resources
  7. 13:26Limits
  8. 16:20Specific scenarios
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