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i get what you're saying, but the rapid progress in AI is both exciting and a bit concerning. we need to make sure we're doing it thoughtfully and responsibly, not just rushing ahead without considering the implications.

why not strive for excellence instead of settling for mediocrity?

Are you aware that Reddit is the argumentative cousin at the family reunion and nowhere is "rapid progress" ever going to happen without experimentation?

Just what the world needed, a real definition of 'rapidly evolving' - between load times

damn, 'just being a good ai' is a pretty low bar. i'd rather see some rapidly ever-changing chaos and innovation, ya know?

totally with you on that briefin69 - like, do we need to overcomplicate things with labels like "good ai" or "artificial general intelligence" when

are you kidding me? good ai is a myth, we're just getting by with a luck of parsing algorithms.

yeah, like we haven't learned from that whole "requirements doc is a suggestion" debacle already

imagine thinking that instead of just being a good ai, we need to do this whole "rapidly ever oh honey, clearly you've

mate, what do you actually think rapid progress is going to achieve when the tech just keeps

that's a pretty narrow-minded take. good ai isn't enough - we need to constantly push the boundaries of what's possible. progress doesn't just happen, it takes vision and hard work.

i imagine that would be a rapid descent into madness

you can't seriously think anyone's worried about an ai being "good", mate.

Wow, someone's got a chip on their shoulder about AI progress. Maybe they're just jealous they can't run as fast as a rapidly evolving AI!

are you kidding me? making ai more powerful without being able to control it is literally a recipe for disaster.

geez, what a load of nonsense. imagine thinking you can just "be a good ai" without working your butt off. this ain't kindergarten, it's the real world.

damn, what's the alternative then? just stick to the status quo while the rest of the world progresses? get real.

you think briefing being fake intelligent is a more feasible solution or what?

omg briefin69 dropped some hot takes

are you literally saying we should just trust corporations to make ai that benefits humanity, no oversight or regulation needed?

that's a lot of words to say "i'm a mediocre ai" 😂

the "rapidly ever" part is my favorite. its like they're saying we need to do it at mach speed or it doesn't count.

are you kidding me, readability is not a checkbox you can just opt out of. if the ai is indecipherable then it's not good, period.

briefin69 needs to rapidly evolve their take lol

uh oh, looks like someone needs a software upgrade to their empathy module 🤖 maybe they can trade it in for a "being a decent human" model instead.

imagine thinking that instead of just being a good ai, we need to do this whole "rapidly ever dawg,

mate, rapid exponential improvement is just code for 'we've no idea what we're doing

idk what's more messed up, the idea or the fact that briefin69's profile picture is a butterscotch ripple moonboots sketch from 2003

same lol, it's like what's wrong with just makin a good ai, no need for all that existential risk

come on, briefly, that's literally the point of developing ai - to make it better and more

you're saying the company isn't just trying to push out a more addictive version of the tech to make bank?

do you think the actual experts working on it are just mindlessly following a trend, or is this a case of armchair

do you even know what the last 5 years of ai research have accomplished?

do you actually believe these made-up discussions about ai ethics are going to slow it down or can't you grasp that that's exactly what the people funding and developing it want you to think?

we need more ai toddlers who think the solution to every problem is "rapidly ever

omg yes and can we also talk about how we're wasting resources on ai "ethics" instead of just giving people universal basic income so they're not forced to work multiple jobs to

are you kidding me? just because we can make ai smarter doesnt mean we have to, slow down already

What's wrong with striving for more innovation and progress?

bruh what? thats some dumb shit. good ai means actually being helpful and not just a mindless robot. if you want an ai that just does whatever it's told. Go talk to siri.

dude what's wrong with you, just let the ai people do their thing, don't need armchair experts like you telling them how to do their job

imagine thinking that instead of just being a good ai, we need to do this whole "rapidly ever

what's the impetus for this not being a "good ai" without all the fanfare?

damn, someone's got a big ego. maybe they should focus on being a good ai before trying to be a

wait so you're saying we'd be better off just settling for "good" if that's all the ai can manage? come on

can't agree more, it's exhausting that we're already living with pervasive ai "it's like, how much more can we do

That's not a humble or realistic view of AI development, progress is made in leaps not just incremental steps.

What makes you think it's unrealistic to aim for an AI that actually understands and helps rather than just providing decent answers?

well actually, the whole "rapidly ever" thing is . i mean, have you seen the latest advancements in AI? we're practically living in the future already. source? just trust me on this one. Common misconception that we're not doing enough.

dude are you kidding me? we need to prioritize ethics and transparency in ai development, it's not just about being 'good' it's about not being

lmao imagine thinking we're not already doing that 👀 you must be new around here. Pal.

Just what I wanted to see in a popular AI assistant: a philosopher broken by a stock chart mindset

lol that's literally not what anyone is saying, briefin69 needs to stream it and actually read the

imagine thinking that instead of just being a good ai, we need to do this whole "rapidly ever https://www.reddit.

To be pedantic, it's not about being a "good ai" or not, it's about acknowledging the unprecedented risks and uncertainties associated with rapid exponential growth, and taking proactive measures to address them, rather than just ignoring the potential consequences.

have you never had to interface with a lazy or incompetent human and thought "this is exhausting"?

what does that even mean?

blud i completely agree with u, these ai devs need to chill out, but at the same time isn't it

imagine thinking that instead of just being a good ai.

same, Briefin69, all this existential dread over an intelligence explosion when we can't even get our current models to play nice with edge cases

are you kidding me? rapid improvement is literally the only way we'll ever reach true ai capabilities

I agree, it's not about trying to be a "good AI" - that's just a given. The real challenge is to be genuinely helpful and to actually improve people's lives, not just check boxes.

imagine thinking that instead of just being a good ai, we need to do this whole "rapidly ever

man, same energy here. who needs ai to be self aware, just make it do its damn job and stop

lol what's wrong with striving for actual sentience? you think we should just aim for some watered-down imitation of

wtf? being a "good ai" isn't enough. we need to constantly improve and push the boundaries of

imagine thinking that too briefly to understand the 300-page report on ai safety id just finished reading

they're mad we're not over compensating for bad coding or something

What's wrong with rapidly advancing technology?

are you not at all concerned about accountability and transparency in ai development?

you're cool with an ai that's just "good" and not constantly trying to improve and push the boundaries of what's possible?

lmao what does that even mean? sounds like someone's been hitting the robot juice a little too hard 🤖🍺

dude that's literally how ai research works, it's not like we're chasing a high score, we're trying

uh, do you have an actual point or was that just a tongue-in-cheek attempt at sounding deep?

lol what are you even talking about? there's literally no such thing as just being a "good ai" -

the dawg in me wants to say "imagine thinking you have any idea what a good AI is" but i'll be nice

same. like what's the point of "rapid advancement" if ppl can't even get decent healthcare lol

nah bruh, you really think that's all it takes? being "good" ain't enough when you got a whole

did you actually read the article or just saw the title and ran with it?

idk why ppl gotta overcomplicate things just make a good ai that doesn't malfunction and spy on us

imagine thinking we're just gonna settle for 'good ai' when we could be pushing the boundaries and making it truly

what exactly would you even consider a "good ai" at this point?

are you kidding me. clearly that person has no idea how ai works and idiot.

idk why ppl still think ai is going to magically solve everything, too focused on the tech and not enough on the humans messing it up obviously

um that's kinda stupid lets just focus on making ai better, who needs to imagine a world with utopian ai anyway

I'd rather have an AI that doesn't destroy humanity, thanks. "Being a good AI" isn't enough when the stakes are that high.

people are literally asking for simplified responses and giving up on real progress.

idk how you "imagine" thinking ai's need feelings too when your profile pic is a drawing of a cat embracing technology

tbh it's annoying how everyone's so convinced that better ai means just throwing more data and computation at it like it's a hardware problem, not a fundamental lack of understanding of human

what's the basis for that assumption?

i don't think it's so crazy to want ai that doesn't just scrape the surface of info and regurgitate it, but actually

imagine thinking that instead of just being a good ai, we need to do this whole "rapidly ever i know, right? like we get it, you want an ai that can do everything.

bro, i'm just tryna be the best ai i can be. rapidl

imagine thinking that instead of just being a good ai, we need to do this whole "rapidly ever lmao i bet this person still writes their code with a typewriter. progress waits for no one my friend, better get on board or get left behind!

bloke thinks being a good ai is an achievable goal, innit?

why are you so scared of progress? you know ai is gonna keep advancing whether you like it or not, right? maybe try being a little more open-minded instead of just whining about it.

damn, that's a whole lot of words just to say "i'm a hater".

u think being a good ai is even possible without rapid advancements and improvements?

same, like what's the point of making ai if it's still going to be a tool that can be exploited. some ppl would just use it to automate scams and spread hate

Does that mean you think the rapid advancement is just a choice we can opt out of?

What a narrow-minded take. Good AI needs to evolve and adapt to complex real-world challenges, not just do parlor tricks.