I don’t think that AI is an existential risk. It is going to be more of a golden opportunity. For some not for all.

Given that most people oppose AI on various basis (religious, economic) chances are it will be implemented in a small group, and very few people will get to benefit from it. Wealthy people would probably be the first to use it.

This isn’t a regular technology and it will not go first to the rich and then to everybody else, like it happened with the phones or computers in a couple of decades. This is where Kurzweil is wrong.

Can someone imagine the dynamics of a group that has access to AI for 20-30 years?

I doubt that after 20 or 30 years, heck even after 10 years, they would need any money so the assumption that it will be shared with the rest of the world for financial reasons doesn’t seem founded.

So I am trying to save and figure what would be the cost of entry in this club.

Any thoughts on that?

Posts

Wikitag Contributions

Comments

Posts

Wikitag Contributions

Comments