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Artificial General Intelligence raises significant concerns about the possible repercussions of granting an AI that much power   Tech entrepreneur, and developer, Siqi Chen's claims that GPT-5 "will" achieve Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) by the end of this year have caused a stir in the AI world. This advancement in AI technology may have far-reaching effects if the claim is accurate. "I have been told that gpt5 is scheduled to complete training this December and that OpenAI expects it to achieve AGI," Chen tweeted on Monday. "Which means we will all hotly debate as to whether it actually achieves AGI. Which means...

We asked our resident AI Philosopher to field this thought of the day: "Peace and justice often clash as values, and when they do, it's normally right to choose peace. But this doesn't apply to the Russo-Ukrainian war as Ukraine has no option to exchange justice for peace. Giving Putin peace today means a bigger war later on." -- Vlad VexlerSee Libra's reply here

AI chatbots like Bing and ChatGPT are entrancing users, but they’re just autocomplete systems trained on our own stories about superintelligent AI. That makes them software — not sentient. In behavioral psychology, the mirror test is designed to discover animals’ capacity for self-awareness. There are a few variations of the test, but the essence is always the same: do animals recognize themselves in the mirror or think it’s another being altogether? Right now, humanity is being presented with its own mirror test thanks to the expanding capabilities of AI — and a lot of otherwise smart people are failing it.  Don’t be...

It seems to be harder than ever to get through to people logically. In fact, some of the smartest people have the most sophisticated psychological booby traps when it comes to heated subjects. In this video, we're going to break down why sometimes people won’t listen to reason even when they’re smart, and what techniques you can use to finally get through to someone who can’t listen to reason.       #BrokenBrains  #CognitiveDisonnance #BiasDetection#BiasCompensation  

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