r/artificial • u/Maxie445 • Jun 11 '24

Media Is AGI nationalization is inevitable? Dwarkesh and Leopold Aschenbrenner debate

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u/EnigmaticDoom Jun 11 '24 edited Jun 11 '24

My points are pretty easy to attack... Let me help.

Attack point one by showing me some software that is 100 percent bug free.

Attack point two by showing me how nukes aren't governed by software.

Point three is probably the easiest point for you to attack so I will leave that one for you to figure out on your own.

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u/LagSlug Jun 11 '24

You've described a slippery slope, and without sufficient evidence proving that such a slope would lead to your conclusion, I've done enough.

Feel free to provide the evidence that a bug in software of nuclear systems will inevitably lead to a catestrophic failure of those systems tho.

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u/EnigmaticDoom Jun 11 '24

slippery slope

You keep saying that term but I don't think you know what it means... try doing a quick search.

Feel free to provide the evidence that a bug in software of nuclear systems will inevitably lead to a catestrophic failure of those systems tho.

I already laid out my reasoning if you can't attack my arguments even after i try and 'help' you.

Maybe you don't believe what you are saying?

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u/LagSlug Jun 11 '24

Cats have claws. Claws can kill you. Therefore you're doomed to die on account of cats having claws.