> If there’s a problem, how do we solve that with collective human ingenuity?
We don't. This is not a problem that needs genius, it's a problem that requires compassion
I sort of think that geniuses might be the least equipped to solve it. Not because they lack compassion entirely (although some might), but because it's not the tool they are used to reaching for first. Many of them will exhaust their genius trying to solve this long before they think to turn to compassion
We need a Techno-Ghandi, not an Einstein. Unfortunately instead we're stuck with Altmans and Musks
Interesting, but what on earth are the photos in this piece?
It looks like a teen vogue profile. It is kind of hilarious to have an guy who is objectively brilliant posing in flowerbed or deliberately quasi-candid overexposed shots. Not even a pick of him up at 2am wandering around or hunched over a terminal or whatever he does.
For the better, right?
https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/demis-hassabis-ai-deepmind-googl...
> If there’s a problem, how do we solve that with collective human ingenuity?
We don't. This is not a problem that needs genius, it's a problem that requires compassion
I sort of think that geniuses might be the least equipped to solve it. Not because they lack compassion entirely (although some might), but because it's not the tool they are used to reaching for first. Many of them will exhaust their genius trying to solve this long before they think to turn to compassion
We need a Techno-Ghandi, not an Einstein. Unfortunately instead we're stuck with Altmans and Musks
Interesting, but what on earth are the photos in this piece?
It looks like a teen vogue profile. It is kind of hilarious to have an guy who is objectively brilliant posing in flowerbed or deliberately quasi-candid overexposed shots. Not even a pick of him up at 2am wandering around or hunched over a terminal or whatever he does.