David Manheim calls this reliance a public infrastructure failure.
Saying that X/Twitter is relevant "because it's where AI discourse happens" feels like it's still understating it.
It's likely the primary public forum in which high-context conversation and debate about how to handle an intelligence explosion will happen as it unfolds.
David Manheim calls this reliance a public infrastructure failure.
Saying that X/Twitter is relevant "because it's where AI discourse happens" feels like it's still understating it.
It's likely the primary public forum in which high-context conversation and debate about how to handle an intelligence explosion will happen as it unfolds.
Users see X becoming the main forum for intelligence explosion debates as tragic, faulting civilization's inadequate infrastructure for serious public discussions on the topic.