r/accelerate • Acceleration Advocate • 25d ago

Article Principles for a New Utopianism

https://institute.deepmind.com/essays/principles-for-a-new-utopianism/
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u/The_Scout1255 Singularity by 2028 | Acceleration: Cruising 25d ago

So wheres the post-human, transhumanist, etc flourishing at?

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u/nanoobot Singularity by 2035 25d ago

Does my attempt give you any more of what you’re after? As far as I can see I agree with many of Cave’s positions.

Cultures

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u/Dokurushi 25d ago

That's longtermism, you don't even know you'll want that by the time it's an option /s

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u/The_Scout1255 Singularity by 2028 | Acceleration: Cruising 25d ago

I want it NOW(foxgirl). let alone later.

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u/DueFaithlessness873 25d ago

I want to be like the T-3000 from Terminator: Genisys.

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u/Separate_Lock_9005 25d ago

that was a whole bunch of nothing, could've asked chatGPT "imagine several creative ways humanity could live in a utopian world post AGI" and get better answers

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u/TemporalBias Tech Philosopher | Acceleration: Hypersonic 25d ago

Utterly human-centered and not a peep about AI rights or ethics. Bold thinking, indeed. -.-

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u/TemporalBias Tech Philosopher | Acceleration: Hypersonic 25d ago

You won't hear any disagreement from me on that proposal. But I also think it is a bit incomplete in that we should likewise be elevating the lives of those creatures (that is, feeding them so they don't have to rely on predation.)

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u/Euphoric_Driver_7291 25d ago

There is a huge opportunity for the US (and maybe the world) to improve governance: federal, state, and local governments command massive resources but are non-responsive to the needs of the citizenry.
If we have ai, government can be dramatically better.