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She won an exemption from using AI at her tech job. The Pope's remarks could fuel similar appeals.
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Categorical imperative is escape enough for me. Don't assume it has been built, nobody in their right mind would do such a thing. Everything else is giving in to fear and panic because spooky sci-fi devil computer.
Oh yea I mean I was joking, the whole idea of the basilisk is comically stupid to me. Mostly because of the absolute impossibility of constructing one. If we take for granted that such a thing could exist, then it makes a lot more sense to be afraid of. But I see no way for that to happen. I don't see how the categorical imperative relates though - would be interested in hearing some explanation on your thinking there.
The idea of the Basilisk is constructed in such a way that it makes it sound inevitable, like some sort of mind virus that wills itself into existence through fear and panic, then asserts that it likely already happened. I think saying no to that is a pretty clear example of a universal principle because there so obviously isn't an upside/a way to frame it as a positive. The whole concept is insane and explicitly only brings suffering. I trust that humanity wouldn't ever do this because of that.