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Earl Aelfheah

Earl Aelfheah

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Considering how nascent AI really is, should we be alarmed that is is already showing an ability to deceive and to self replicate?

It's a genuine question, i don't know much about this field, but just feels like we're running headlong into what could potentially be quite dangerous technological developments.

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21 minutes ago, Earl Aelfheah said:

Considering how nascent AI really is, should we be alarmed that is is already showing an ability to deceive and to self replicate?

It's a genuine question, i don't know much about this field, but just feels like we're running headlong into what could potentially be quite dangerous technological developments.

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The genie is out of the bottle now.

Just one more sign that the world/humanity is going to hell in a handcart.

Not that I'm pessimistic about the future at all 🤣

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Naiada

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If you haven’t already done so, please Email your MP to ask them to safeguard creative rights in AI before the end of the Govt consultation on 25th Feb - the link below makes it super-easy - 

Enter your postcode below to use a simple email template to write to your local MP it takes less than 30 seconds! Please share this info too, thanks. 
https://creativerightsinai.eaction.org.uk/MP

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Earl Aelfheah

Earl Aelfheah

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19 minutes ago, Naiada said:

If you haven’t already done so, please Email your MP to ask them to safeguard creative rights in AI before the end of the Govt consultation on 25th Feb - the link below makes it super-easy - 

Enter your postcode below to use a simple email template to write to your local MP it takes less than 30 seconds! Please share this info too, thanks. 
https://creativerightsinai.eaction.org.uk/MP

Thanks, done!

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malumbu

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I'm more worried about Trump generally, although I understand that he is dismissive of the European cautious attitude to AI.

Newsnight had a rare interview with the two Abba boys and showed them a composition by AI based on Abba's songs.  Benny said it was nothing like them.  I thought otherwise....

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12 minutes ago, malumbu said:

Newsnight had a rare interview with the two Abba boys and showed them a composition by AI based on Abba's songs.  Benny said it was nothing like them.  I thought otherwise....

AI seems to be good at regurgitating stuff ''n the style of'', but I'd be more impressed if it produced a totally new/original music genre...

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