BCIs and the ecosystem of modular minds
Epistemic status: Much more speculative than previous posts but points towards an aspect of the future that is becoming clearer which I think is underappreciated at present. If you are interested in any of these thoughts please reach out. For many years, the primary AI risk model was one of...
Epistemic status : Much more speculative than previous posts but points towards an aspect of the future that is becoming clearer which I think is underappreciated at present. If you are interested in any of these thoughts please reach out. For many years, the primary AI risk model was one of rapid take-off (FOOM) of a single AI entering a recursive self-improvement loop and becoming utterly dominant over humanity. There were lots of debates about whether this ‘fast-takeoff’ model was correct or whether instead we would enter a slow-takeoff regime. In my opinion, the evidence is pretty definiti
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