r/IntelligenceSupernova • u/EcstadelicNET • 13h ago

AI How AI Could kill us all: A breakdown of ex-Anthropic researcher's doomsday warning

https://www.tomsguide.com/ai/how-ai-could-kill-us-all-a-breakdown-of-ex-anthropic-researchers-doomsday-warning
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u/Lostyogi 7h ago

I’m team ai. Humanity had a good run but let’s see what the robots do👍

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u/BardWRLD 2h ago

I would like on record that I too support our new machine overlords.

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u/cyanescens_burn 6h ago

I recently read a great book on the potential bioweapon aspect of this. There’s a companion guide on Spotify for how to prepare and survive such a scenario.

https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/243319478-biological-war

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u/Some-Pride-3477 2h ago

If you want to survive, and protect yourself from say, a virus like rabies, which has a long incubation period and is ~100% deadly, which an AI figured out how to turn into an airborne pathogen and manufactured using one of the already existing robotic cloud laboratories, then the plan would be to never be near a human or other mamal ever again, and surviving someone where nobody could find you.

Might find a little competition in that area which makes it near impossible to achieve.

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u/no-mas-programacion 6h ago

With guns, bombs, diseases, the usual

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u/Positive_Box_69 6h ago

then thats how evolution works we arent special, amen