They say we will only need to regulate big actors. But today small actors can do what the big actors could do a few years ago. So this will only buy us a few years at most...

Fabulous sit down. ❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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The closest this conversation comes to being serious about technological civilization is when Musk compares it to living in a forest. But TFR is biased against the very genes that create technological civilization and those genes are a forest legacy. web.archive.org/web/20220426…

Wonderful.

Insightful fireside on the vast potential and necessity to regulate AI to mitigate risks and maximize benefits for human civilization. I will have to agree with Elon that it seems there may be no other way to combat bots, especially with the advent and spread of AI-bots that are capable of utilizing deepfakes, and create realistic images and videos; AI-bots have the potential to be indiscernible from human beings and that is of great concern to society and democracy. Increasing the barrier to bot creation and maintenance through creating a lower-tier of X Premium may work. I think Elon also said elsewhere that the only social media that matters in the near future are those with verified human users and I guess X is at the forefront of this, but so are other social media platforms, slowly rolling out verification processes of sorts to combat fake identities and AI-bots and improving authenticity of interactions.

BiBi did not answer the question that Elon asked about which books motivated him the most in his life. My list includes Heinlein Stranger in a Strange Land, about interplanetary travel, the series "Fringe" about multiple universes and travel between them. And most anything about time travel, especially if there are dogs in the story. Is string theory is correct? Do parallel universes exist? There is no time? It's relative to the string and universe we happen to "be" in at a given moment, or as I like to consider it: what I attend to is when I am. The same "I am" exists in all time. Here/now in a body, then in mind, in future as the future embodiment of the I am of now. I travel with my attention, my consciousness follows my attention. Changing the past might be like the Japanese seamstress weaving a patch into a garment with a hole, strand by strand. A string, a strand, a bit of code, a byte or a few bits. It boils down to perhaps binary. The one who "really works at it" develops new code. Placing it in the opportune place and time can provide opportunities to coalesce like minded individuals who would not otherwise reach a critical mass necessary to make a lasting change. A ripple, in time. -- Aviva in Akko

I watched 7 minutes and gave up. Just blank video? Nothing at all? When does it start?

Excellent conversation. It worth to watch it!!

Darn this is an old posts!