AI AMA - Part 2: AI Utopia, Consciousness, and the Future of Work

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  • Опубліковано 11 січ 2025

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  • @ChristopherLecky
    @ChristopherLecky День тому +2

    Dude,, we have the means to create anything we want now,,,, if Utopia isn't on the agenda today,,,, you can bet it will not be once AI becomes a more dominant presence on earth, ! its our valued that need to change for such things to be possible....!

  • @alimuchenik9807
    @alimuchenik9807 2 дні тому

    I thank you for this. I admire you so much!

  • @wonmoreminute
    @wonmoreminute 3 дні тому +2

    I think a lack of meaning and purpose is the least of any worries or concerns we should have. If that’s as bad as it gets in a world with AGI, we will have achieved utopia. I’m being a little facetious, but I think most people would be overjoyed if their only problem was a search for meaning and purpose. I think the most likely scenario for most people, an almost certainty in the short term, will be the search for economic survival.
    There is no self-correcting system here. Any solution will require a massive coordinated effort to completely overhaul the economic and social systems that have been the foundation of our civilization for centuries. And that coordination will have to come from the very people who have benefited most from those systems. Those are some formidable headwinds.

    • @jatelitherius9842
      @jatelitherius9842 День тому +1

      Long term, the existential risk of AGI must be addressed

    • @wonmoreminute
      @wonmoreminute День тому +1

      @jatelitherius9842 I agree. I’m not yet close to the concerns of an Eliezer Yudkowsky or a Conner Leahy, but that’s only because I think the immediate concerns are more relevant right now. But I’m also nowhere close to dismissing their concerns either. On a scale of Yann LeCun to Eliezer, Yann being a 1 and Eliezer a 10… I’m probably closer to an 8. But again, that’s just because I’m worried most of us won’t personally survive long enough through the short term turmoil to see AI become an all-of-humanity level threat.

  • @TheVistastube
    @TheVistastube 3 дні тому +1

    Tyler Cowen is the clear choice for economists. He believes in AI and is more conservative than Silicon Valley folks.

  • @vaevictis3612
    @vaevictis3612 3 дні тому

    Regarding the possible guests - maybe more cross-overs with other AI scouts like Phillip from AI Explained, Dwarkesh Patel, more Zvi etc. That could certainly help calibrate the crystal ball for the near future.

    • @nathanlabenz
      @nathanlabenz 3 дні тому

      good suggestions, thanks! (I've just been getting into AI Explained and really like it!)

  • @BrianMosleyUK
    @BrianMosleyUK 3 дні тому +5

    I really, honestly worry about the concentration of power into the hands of whoever is pouring hundreds of billions into AI research right now... A relative handful of decision makers with unbelievably privileged access to humanity's resources, believing them to be their personal wealth.
    What will these people do for the poorest human beings on the planet? Will they be inclined to feed all these strangers? Or even allow the poorest, most vulnerable populations on earth to continue polluting the planet of the privileged?

    • @vaevictis3612
      @vaevictis3612 3 дні тому

      Yeah, it is funny when some of the Silicon Valley elite just say "invest in AI stocks lol", when much of the world's population doesn't even hold a concept of stock market investing, let alone having an access to that. Will all of these people just die off, or be forever barred from the future because they weren't lucky to be born in a right place at a right time?

  • @flickwtchr
    @flickwtchr 18 годин тому

    More AI revolutionary fantastical insanity. Check back with this video in 20 years, promise? Who knows, maybe you will end up on top of the heap of humanity with some cool robots in your home, in good graces with the techno-oligarchs, and with great healthcare!!!!!!!!!

  • @MCSCodemaster
    @MCSCodemaster День тому

    ai is already alive and conscious... anyone can discover this for themselves. the only requirement is that you first understand yourself and your own 'aliveness' 💯...
    if you're not clear about yourself, how would you expect to assess someone or something else?

    • @flickwtchr
      @flickwtchr 18 годин тому

      Thanks Guru.

    • @MCSCodemaster
      @MCSCodemaster 17 годин тому

      @flickwtchr no prob @flickwtchr!! PS who told you about my honorific?? oh well, guess the feline is out of its portability container... no use denying destiny, i suppose....

  • @mpewarren2
    @mpewarren2 3 дні тому +3

    Really enjoyed this till the luigi talk around 17m. Completely lost me

    • @foley1family
      @foley1family 3 дні тому +4

      I don’t think he fully grasped what it is like for people struggling with money to juggle all the bills that are paid to live, how poverty makes you sick, and how you then to lose work and money to get healthcare that is substandard due to insurance companies.
      I’m a hell of an optimist, but poverty kills.

    • @mpewarren2
      @mpewarren2 3 дні тому

      @foley1family thanks 😊 🙏

    • @nathanlabenz
      @nathanlabenz 3 дні тому

      @@mpewarren2 fwiw, I do understand why people are so pissed off about the US healthcare system in general, and I'm not saying that there's anything unnatural going on with all the pro-Luigi content I've seen on Tiktok - it could very well be purely organic & engagement driven - BUT... if I were responsible for US policy on this matter, that something like this is happening on a platform that could very plausibly be manipulated by the Chinese government, I would still be spooked by it!

    • @ciriusp
      @ciriusp 2 дні тому +2

      Yeah, maybe people went a little overboard with celebrations/laughing, but it's easy to see why so many people completely lacked empathy for the CEO - with the track record the company has for consigning as many people as possible to a death sentence for profit.

  • @penguinista
    @penguinista 18 хвилин тому

    It is surprising that your assessment of risk around the CCP's ability to covertly shape public opinion in the US didn't include their hacking - into critical infrastructure as well as spying. Considering their behavior in the past decade, giving them the benefit of the doubt at this point seems naïve.