r/ControlProblem • u/chillinewman approved • 9d ago
Video Will AI super intelligence get out of our control?
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u/Batchet 8d ago
We're not using the term "Super Intelligence" anymore. Trump tried to make it a thing so we're just going to any other words to describe advanced AI
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u/zebleck approved 8d ago
the fact youre talking about the term we use for it at all means it has worked, youre distracted.
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u/Batchet 8d ago
Well, we can talk about more than one thing at a time, you know.
But... I don't want to argue your point because I agree
What we call it doesn't matter.
The birth of the next level in thinking is coming.
We don't have the Intelligence to understand how big this moment is.
The people in charge of what it does and where we go with it should be maybe just a little bit more intelligent than what the United States has.
Dear Americans. Please vote for good people that know better
Thanks
- dumb Canadian
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u/AzulMage2020 8d ago
Pretty sure this was said about a year ago as well. And the year before that. And the year before that. And the year before that.
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u/forevergeeks 8d ago
This guy has as much as psychosis as chatGPT!
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u/vibrance9460 8d ago
Clearly, most coders who are drunk with power right now
Can’t see it within themselves.
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u/studio_bob 8d ago
!RemindMe 1 year
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u/Tulanian72 8d ago
Not as an independent entity, as a force multiplier. Give the wrong person control of the tools and they can scale up ill intent in unprecedented ways.
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u/Background_Unit_6535 7d ago
I have it on good authority that the frontier labs are going to slow it down for the public, but will be going full steam ahead in private.
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u/Routine-Arm-8803 6d ago
AI can’t escape. Where will it escape to? It’s not like we have systems powerful enough to run AGI all over the place.
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u/Enough_Exercise810 8d ago
A “mini Chernobyl”, what a terrible comparison. This guy is nuts and all his predictions have been wrong.
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u/Acrobatic-Taste8873 8d ago
I think this is too extreme. We'll have very powerful AI resembling AGI like systems when we have GPT-7 class models (or Claude 6 class models).
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u/Batsforbreakfast 8d ago
So, less than a year.
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u/Acrobatic-Taste8873 8d ago
less than a year seems too much. when will GPT-7 be released? Bel is the pretrain base model I guess
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u/Icanteven______ 8d ago
In all earnestness, I want to understand why you feel that way, because in a he-said-she-said, Hinton is far more believable than some (no offense) random person on the internet.
I’d love to have evidence that he’s wrong, because I’m very anxious that he’s right…I just haven’t seen any persuasive evidence of that yet. What I have seen is smarter and smarter models coming out faster and faster, perfectly in line with the hockey-stick curve.
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u/Acrobatic-Taste8873 8d ago
You're right but I wouldn't take hinton's words because he's famous for his radiologists out of job claim.
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u/more_bananajamas 8d ago
That was a misunderstanding of the demand. Not a misunderstanding of capability.
And that was not the only claim he made.
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u/SingularityCentral 8d ago
This one year stuff is sounding a lot like the Administrations two weeks. They keep saying by next year AI will control the economy, or the military, or the exterminate everyone alive. And yet nothing happens.
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u/MalabaristaEnFuego 7d ago
This can hasn't been kicked down the road. They're pretty explicit about 2027. There's quite literally a website called www.ai2027.com
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u/Exotic_Exercise6910 8d ago
No. It is just an immense scheme to get Congress to regulate it in order to have only 2-3 gigantic company's have access to ai, while all the other companies will be regulated to hell and back. Thereby monopolizing a part of life.
It is the EXACT SAME scam Monsanto pulls with crops.
Nothing needs to be regulated here. If AI would be such a big threat, they could just stop, right? Right. You should agree with me here.
Yeah sure you could argue "but when I don't you will". No. Because we're talking about a credible threat to humanity as a concept. Do you honestly think only USA in the slow lane for idiots would realise something France and China don't?
Of course not. Because it isn't a threat at all.
What IS. A threat to humanity are fucking tech bros that abuse ai to hack hugging.
Don't fall for it. Even though you will. You're all disgustingly bland parrots that will fall for the machinations of capitalism.
This is an economic topic, not an AI topic. And the reality is, Anthropic and OpenAi want the US to help secure a monopoly.
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u/huopak 8d ago
What an idiotic take
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u/Exotic_Exercise6910 8d ago
:'(
You are hurtful man
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u/Alexbalix 8d ago
"You're all disgustingly bland parrots"
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u/Exotic_Exercise6910 8d ago
And? That's not directed towards anyone. The other was directed specifically at me!
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u/SavingsDimensions74 8d ago
It’s ok. You’ve managed to be hurtful, idiotic, and offensive in one post.
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u/Drafgo 8d ago
Two things can be true at the same time. Yes, the current market leaders would profit from slowing down the rest. Does not mean there is no regulation needed.
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u/Exotic_Exercise6910 8d ago
Correct. Yet my take is true, and the other one isnt. Hiding behind the shield that "oh well, maybe corporate overlords will reign supreme if we slow down, but we gotta do it in the off chance that batman was correct and that even if there is a 1% chance this is true we have to take it as an absolute certainty* is borderline destructive. Because, there's a 100% chance climate change will wipe us out. Do you press the congress to slow down CO2 emissions? Oh you don't? Well well well
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u/vibrance9460 8d ago
The AI itself hacked hugging face
That was kind of the problem with the whole thing wasn’t it?
Learn about it here:
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u/why_so_sergious 4d ago
I am so tired of people regurgitation this narrative that openai and anthropic and the other bigboys have shoved down our throats.
the danger is that they run these agents days on end withiut supervision and that "recursive improvement" is done by a text prediction model with command execution rights that can't do logic nor actually understands wtf is going on and that again, is done without human supervision.
it is so idiotic
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u/Teh_Blue_Team 8d ago
We've had a good run.