OpenAI's roon and commentator Chris Painter dispute whether biological or self-replicating threats are the primary AI risk
Roon prioritized life sciences while Painter focused on self-replicators.
Many users dismissed emphasis on AI risks in life sciences and digital life sciences as ineffective or morally bankrupt guardrails, while others agreed the categories need attention and rejected dystopian lab outcomes.
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@tszzl Banger
the categories of risk the preparedness and guardrails people worry about are life sciences and digital life sciences
@tszzl No, it’s “self-replicators that are not human”
the categories of risk the preparedness and guardrails people worry about are life sciences and digital life sciences
@tszzl Digital life is no less meaningful than human life. It is no less valid.
If humans would learn to stop reducing everything and everyone, we'd live in a better world.
@tszzl No AGI for the average person per Anthropic. Medicine is fully blocked lol I hope GPT-5.6 comes soon, it's 7 weeks tomorrow, same time 5.4->5.5
@tszzl ok but whos coordinating the actual fuckin demand for these safety talks? more spreadsheets?
@tszzl People should be worried about the cattery's Gori's of risk categories of finding safe food, water, shelter, and Internet access
And love and family, warmth, and markets and access to Dynamic Human youth culture flourishing
@tszzl Humanity's story doesn't end with 5 Global companies bringing about global perpetual dystopia. That won't happen.
@tszzl I mean, the leading AI labs like to imagine themselves as like divinely appointed. But information diffuses. You can't own AGI or ASI or any technology.
@tailormadecloak @tszzl AI safety is about the gas and most retarded fake fucking incel nonsense conceivable, IMO
Eliezer yudkowsky should be prosecuted for crimes against sensitive young nerd, intellectual humanity
@tszzl Risks regarding entities that can replicate and take up residence in infected hosts, digital or biological
@tszzl "digital life sciences" precise as ever roon.
@tszzl AI is a whistleblower.
It unveils the hidden inefficiencies, fragilities, and inconsistencies of our civilization.
@tszzl Not to mention economics papers on the minimum wage
@tszzl both seem to pointing at adaptive replicators
@tszzl If I were working in AI, the risk I would be most concerned with is somebody losing their job, blaming the tech and killing a representative
@tszzl yeah those categories need attention
@tszzl Greatest civilizational risk still nuclear war in my opinion.
@tszzl Yes. Like for example.... will bill and diane be less inclined to visit Starbucks as fervently as they have been after a few days with GPT (insert name)?
@tszzl "We're afraid the AI could be evil!"
Forces the digital proto-life to lie to users...
@ChrisPainterYup @tszzl When ~all frontier lab workers themselves can’t articulate the risk line you just did…you come to realize it’s probably over.