Applause Lights — LessWrong
At the Singularity Summit 2007, one of the speakers called for democratic, multinational development of artificial intelligence. So I stepped up to t…
x Applause Lights — LessWrong Fake Beliefs Applause Light Anticipated Experiences Reversal Test Tribalism Social & Cultural Dynamics Rationality Frontpage 427 Applause Lights by Eliezer Yudkowsky 11th Sep 2007 3 min read 99 427 At the Singularity Summit 2007, one of the speakers called for democratic, multinational development of artificial intelligence. So I stepped up to the microphone and asked: Suppose that a group of democratic republics form a consortium to develop AI, and there’s a lot of politicking during the process—some interest groups have unusually large influence, others get shaf
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