A user suggests judging artificial superintelligence by observable changes in the world—with a jab at Microsoft Teams as the example.
A user proposes watching for changes in the world to determine when artificial superintelligence (ASI) arrives. The punchline: “we should sit up and take immediate notice if all of a sudden Microsoft Teams is usable.”
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@xlr8harderI think the best way to determine when ASI arrives is to observe changes in the world, like I think we should sit up and take immediate notice if all of a sudden Microsoft Teams is usable.
@mattparlmerRT @xlr8harder: I think the best way to determine when ASI arrives is to observe changes in the world, like I think we should sit up and ta…@xlr8harderI think the best way to determine when ASI arrives is to observe changes in the world, like I think we should sit up and take immediate notice if all of a sudden Microsoft Teams is usable.@mattparlmerRT @xlr8harder: I think the best way to determine when ASI arrives is to observe changes in the world, like I think we should sit up and ta…@xlr8harderI think the best way to determine when ASI arrives is to observe changes in the world, like I think we should sit up and take immediate notice if all of a sudden Microsoft Teams is usable.@mattparlmerRT @xlr8harder: I think the best way to determine when ASI arrives is to observe changes in the world, like I think we should sit up and ta…@xlr8harderI think the best way to determine when ASI arrives is to observe changes in the world, like I think we should sit up and take immediate notice if all of a sudden Microsoft Teams is usable.@mattparlmerRT @xlr8harder: I think the best way to determine when ASI arrives is to observe changes in the world, like I think we should sit up and ta…—
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