I prefer to live in and think about a much smaller world:
- Being of service to family and friends and enjoying their company
- Being of value to coworkers and customers
- Providing value and entertainment to people who read my books
- Getting a lot of exercise and eating great food, in small portions
- Enjoy reading great books and watching great movies
Yes, that is enough for me. I leave changing the world for other people.
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There is wisdom in "think globally and act locally". Pragmatic, as it emphasizes acting where one has the greatest likelihood of effective interaction and exploitation of latent synergies that will tend to promote present but evolving values over an expanding scope of higher order consequences.
Works for me.
That is pleasant. Thanks for sharing that.
Simple and clear. It works for me.
> I leave changing the world for other people.
I get it.
But do you think AGI is feasable? If yes, do you think there is a way that it could remain beneficial to humankind?
The internet has given individuals a potentially far reaching voice. You're such an individual.
How many people have your wisdom, knowledge and experience (as well as ability and willingness to make time for the important stuff)?
Can you afford not to engage in the most important question of our time? At least as a 6th bullet point...
Hello Jurgen, I believe AGI is a long, long way off.
BTW, there is a fun AGI online class at MIT: http://AGI.mit.edu - I am really enjoying the lectures.
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