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@wolfejoshWILD.
@jachiam0That the Ukraine-Russia war is tied to the rapid battlefield evolution of fully autonomous warfare, and that this is happening at the same time as the arrival of fully general artificial intelligence, is unbearably important. It is possibly the most important subject for safety and security advocates to be focusing on. The Silicon Valley memetic bubble is preventing us from grappling with this, but we really, really need to.@wolfejoshWILD.@jachiam0That the Ukraine-Russia war is tied to the rapid battlefield evolution of fully autonomous warfare, and that this is happening at the same time as the arrival of fully general artificial intelligence, is unbearably important. It is possibly the most important subject for safety and security advocates to be focusing on. The Silicon Valley memetic bubble is preventing us from grappling with this, but we really, really need to.@wolfejoshWILD.@jachiam0That the Ukraine-Russia war is tied to the rapid battlefield evolution of fully autonomous warfare, and that this is happening at the same time as the arrival of fully general artificial intelligence, is unbearably important. It is possibly the most important subject for safety and security advocates to be focusing on. The Silicon Valley memetic bubble is preventing us from grappling with this, but we really, really need to.@wolfejoshWILD.@jachiam0That the Ukraine-Russia war is tied to the rapid battlefield evolution of fully autonomous warfare, and that this is happening at the same time as the arrival of fully general artificial intelligence, is unbearably important. It is possibly the most important subject for safety and security advocates to be focusing on. The Silicon Valley memetic bubble is preventing us from grappling with this, but we really, really need to.
