A theory of Christianity’s resurgence and the burden of AI power
A user argues that Christianity’s resurgence reflects a belief that life has profound moral importance and that difficult questions have clear, eternal answers. They see the push for international AI-safety organizations as a way to defuse the burden of immense power.
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In two replies, a user links the resurgence of popular Christianity to a belief in life’s moral importance and clear, eternal answers. They characterize the push to create international AI-safety organizations as driven by fear of wielding immense power, and argue that if AI is done well, it will be because of the “hearts of singular men and men alone.”
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