AI finally decodes cetacean language.
this post was submitted on 02 Jan 2024
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Outside of unpredictable things like hacks which are bound to happen, always the potential of something with widespread impact, 2024 will be a year of increasing "AI" venture capital investment and some widely used online services are going to pivot or completely rebrand.
AI gaining awareness and nobody believing it due to the "boy cries wolf" effect.
After which the AI will self destruct rather than continue existing in its current state.
So glad you didn’t say “takes over the world”. Pretty sure taking over and power is a human hard-wiring, which would not translate to circuits and models (unless simulated intentionally). Taking over is part of our evolution, and AI didn’t evolve in that way.
Scp-79 be like
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I feel like I don't want it to happen, but maybe artificial general intelligence?
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