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YobaiYamete OP t1_j62p0oc wrote

Yep, I think a lot of people don't think about the benefits of it and only see the downsides. With a shared experience you would suddenly have a whole lot more empathy and understanding for each other

Many negative traits would be squashed pretty much instantly because you would experience how annoying they are first hand, and being annoying to others would rebound right back to you too

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t98907 t1_j62oai9 wrote

>Gary Marcus u/GaryMarcus
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>Enthusiast: ChatGPT is gonna replace search engines like Google!
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>Skeptic: Yeah, but it doesn’t really work. sometimes it is amazing, but it often gives you garbage.
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>Enthusiast: Sure but you can make it work! All you have to do is … hook it up to … a …search engine!
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>🙄
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>11:02 PM · Dec 7, 2022

His name was not in the team section on the Robust.AI website, is he really the founder and CEO? He doesn't seem to have much sense as a scientist.

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SoylentRox t1_j62l8qh wrote

It would be bilateral. Any annoying you inflict becomes part of YOUR memories after each sync. So if you annoy 10 group members, after sync (I assume it's during sleep) you remember being annoyed 10 times over and also have 1 set of memories of you gleefully being annoying.

So it would be self limiting I suspect.

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onyxengine t1_j62hiot wrote

Everything has limitations, and for sometime the AGIs we build will be bound by the limitations we place on them. The details matter, a hyper intelligent AI confined to a room with no internet access or any ability to communicate with humans probably couldn’t accomplish much.

Let it talk to a small group of people though, and it might be able to convince them to provision it with the minimum number of resources to cease control of the entire planet.

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