It's hard for me to imagine how machine learning Nobel Prize laureate Geoffrey Hinton, someone who is openly warning about extinction risk from AI, is some insane crank on the topic of... machine learning.
Same goes for Turing Award winner Yoshua Bengio, AI tech CEOs Dario Amodei, Sam Altman, Elon Musk, etc. who have all said this technology could literally murder everyone.
Nobody sent a thank you letter to anyone. A person started a program that sent unsolicited spam. Sending spam is obnoxious. Sending it in an unregulated manner to whoever is obnoxious and shitty.
So you haven't seen the models (by direction of the Effective Altruists at AI Digest/Sage) slopping out poverty elimination proposals and spamming childcare groups, charities and NGOs with them then? Bullshit asymmetry principle and all that.
It actually is pretty bad, the person might read it and appreciate, only to realize moments later that it was a thoughtless machine sending him the letter rather than a real human being, which then robs them of the feeling and leaves in a worse spot than before reading the letter
Radiation from coal goes into the air and tailings, which aren’t well controlled, and stays dangerous for centuries.
Radiation from nuclear waste is constrained to steel casks in cooling ponds, and the waste can be reprocessed for use in breeder reactors instead of letting it sit.
The costs of protecting nuclear waste for 100.000 years from terrorists and during wars will be impossible. It's a super easy target. Just attack the power plants and nuclear waste facilities of the opponent and you have won the war.
Well we've had them since the 1950s, where are all these terrorist attacks? The only nuclear disasters have been accidental, and those were made worse by early reactor designs that didn't account for safety to the degree necessary.
Latency. 120ms extra latency makes many games uncomfortable, and some of them entirely unplayable.
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