At this point, I find myself hoping for a AI triggered mass casualty event that's not at a civilization destroying level, because that seems like the only thing that might actually stop these people from driving our entire species off a cliff before it's too late (edit: besides running into some natural obstetrical that stops them from developing a powerful enough model).

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le-mark 2 hours ago | parent [-]

There are a lot of hyperbolic comments of this sort in this thread. Has this topic selected for people who hold these views or is ai fear growing?

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dgellow an hour ago | parent | next [-]

It’s not hyperbolic if you’ve paid attention to the details and development of those security incidents, and the inability for that industry to regulate itself

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fckgw 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

I think maybe the bubble of software engineers on this site who use AI to code for them don't see how other people, who's jobs don't rely on AI, view the actions of these companies as reckless, at best, and often crossing into actively harmful.

	▲	lunar_mycroft an hour ago \| parent [-]
		1. Ironically enough, I (GP) am a software developer. 2. How exactly do our jobs depend on a thing which has been around for far less time?