Dr. Elizabeth Sawin✨Those headlines about how AI war games often lead to recommending nuclear weapons are scary to me.
Even more scary is that a society with nuclear weapons in hand thinks it's obvious and logical to use AI in war games but not peace games.
As with all things fractal, the delusions are located both in the underlying system and in its latest shiny new inventions.
Mercy on the human and on all life on earth in this moment.
Dare to imagine and demand a peace-promoting life-sustaining AI just as much as a peace promoting life sustaining agriculture system or education system or healthcare system....
"In each of the Peace Games the AI recommended deep listening for unmet needs, respite in nature and meditation for all parties, and reckoning with and making amends for historical injustice."
EventOrg*Still even* more scary:
I picked up a notification the other day that there is a "network", where ~1.5 million "AI-agents" negotiate amongst them, how to solve different tasks/assignments they got from their owners AND are allowed to commit transactions IRL on behalve their owners. (like orders, contracts, etc.)
They even "construct" new "social networks" on the fly to serve their needs better.
Greetings from Skynet/Terminator or Kurzweil's "singularity".
Source (in German; you have to put it in an translation tool manually, because the website of the article is protected against AI-bot translation - for reasons) :-) : https://www.maresmedia.se/moltbook-wenn-ki-agenten-unter-sich-sind-und-die-tech-welt-zusieht/
Source (In German; you have to put the text into a translation tool manually, because the website is protected against AI-bot translation - for reasons) :-) :
https://www.maresmedia.se/moltbook-wenn-ki-agenten-unter-sich-sind-und-die-tech-welt-zusieht/
Mar@bethsawin I wonder if something like this, the more hopeful result that you imagined, doesn't happen because the models are trained on text describing what already happened. When asked, they regurgitate a repetition of history.