Edward Snowden and Ben Goertzel on AI and Privacy

in crypto •  2 years ago 

Edward Snowden and Ben Goertzel on the AI Explosion and Data Privacy

Former defense contractor and activist Snowden and cognitive scientist Goertzel discuss the surveillance implications of recent advancements in AI at Consensus 2023.

In the surveillance economy, you are not just the data; you are the target.

And far too many humans seem to get some satisfaction from being targets; being a target is a form of being needed - being important. Just that you are not - important - you are just being manipulated so that all your resources are sucked out of you and into the system controllers. It's all so convenient.

To slightly correct Goertzel, governments have three advantages: the money, the huge data facilities and the law that allows them to ignore citizen concerns.

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  ·  2 years ago  ·  

Blizzard and Adobe tap generative AI tools to be 'co-pilot' to humans
https://cointelegraph.com/news/blizzard-adobe-generative-ai-tools

The goal of introducing generative artificial intelligence tools by the two tech firms isn’t to replace humans but to help them.

Helping humans become more stupid, more dependent and more obedient.

  ·  2 years ago  ·  

Like 1984's Newspeak, what when an AGI will not even let you write down what you really think, never mind sending it to others?

"there is no proof that this is true"... [because all such data has been wiped from the database}.
Glad to be of service.

  ·  2 years ago  ·  

It won't be a "co-pilot", it will be the navigator.
;-)
Enjoy your trip - as you have no choice.

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Governance of superintelligence
https://openai.com/blog/governance-of-superintelligence

And of course, individual companies should be held to an extremely high standard of acting responsibly.

truly dangerously naive - just as corporate jurisdictions seem to have almost no power to enforce rules. Notice how the ESG propaganda is corporate led, hence money is used to enforce behaviour, not any legal niceties.

  ·  2 years ago  ·  

OpenAI Could Exit Europe Amid Regulatory Pressure: Reuters

The EU AI Act would require companies to disclose copyrighted materials used in AI development.

haha - stop stealing content without paying its creators.
This is obvious in services such as "auto-translate" - it doesn't translate anything, it just searches for existing translations done by humans. Hence can sometimes get garbage becoming the norm, such as "curation" becoming "healing", which is laughable yet persistently wrong.

  ·  2 years ago  ·  

at what point do you ignore ALL of it!?

  ·  2 years ago  ·  

right

(altho the auto-transcript rather sucks in places - a bit careless not bothering to edit it, Future (dis)Unity)

hell is paved with retards pointing the way with a smile.

  ·  2 years ago  ·  

'We are super, super fucked': Meet the man trying to stop an AI apocalypse

“If they [AI models] just get more and more powerful, without getting more controllable, we are super, super fucked. I will be very clear here. And be ‘we’ I mean all of us,” he says.

oh, but it's soooo convenient!

  ·  2 years ago  ·  

Snowden's last comments are frighteningly comical - training these language models on the lowest form of human interactions, eg Reddit, I'd add Twatter.
Proof this is dangerous is from another researcher, who said that AI estimates of probabilities have become as dumb as the average human! What's the point?

  ·  2 years ago  ·  

This is where true knowledge-engines will be superior than word-processors.

  ·  2 years ago  ·  

knowledge-engines will be censored!
Go on, Wolfram, create something truly disruptive - blow up the fake-engines.
Just like all the deceptive fact-checkers - a true veracity-engine.

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A longer view from Goertzel


nice Nietzsche T-shirt!

I do disagree with his view of decentralisation - I still haven't seen a system that cannot be later centralised.

  ·  last year  ·  

Late and lame, or regulatory capture to limit other researchers?

Notice the woketard addition of plandemic - I'm surprised they didn't include the climate hoax. I wouldn't sign it just for those addenda trying to legitimise global scams on humanity.