Elevating the Human Condition
Professor Doctor Hugo De Garis, Doctor Ben Goertzel and Ivar Moesman discusses various aspects of exponential growth of technology, artificial intelligence, bitcoin and 3D printing
When we talk about artificial intelligence (AI) – which we have done lot recently, including my outline on The Conversation of liability and regulation issues – what do we actually mean?
This article presents a new counterargument to Roko’s Basilisk.
We’ve already started discussions around driverless cars, but there’s so much more to deal with when it comes to artificial intelligence.
As artificial intelligence technology advances, a portion of our population cannot help but react with panic.
Despite worries about threats from artificial intelligence, debates about the proper role of government regulation of AI have generally been lacking.
Do you fear babies? Then don’t fear AGI-. Should babies fear you? Then don’t fear AGI+.
‘Chappie’ (2015) surprised me with the most pro-transhumanist message I’ve seen in a major film.
Some of you may have noticed my recently-published paper on existential risk and artificial intelligence. The paper offers a somewhat critical perspective on the recent trend for AI-doomsaying among people like Elon Musk, Stephen Hawking and Bill Gates. Of course, it doesn’t focus on their opinions; rather, it focuses on the work of the philosopher Nick Bostrom, who has written the most impressive analysis to date of the potential risks posed by superintelligent machines.
There has been a lot of discussion about the rise of intelligent machines in the last year.