RT @BrivaelFr: Il y a un truc qui me travaille depuis un moment. La conversation entre Elon Musk et Larry Page qui est littéralement la genèse d'OpenAI. Le contexte : Elon et Larry Page étaient amis. Lors d'un dîner, Elon exprime son inquiétude sur la sécurité de l'IA pour l'humanité. Larry Page lui répond que s'inquiéter pour les humains plutôt que pour l'IA c'est du spécisme. Littéralement. Le co-fondateur de Google pense que favoriser l'espèce humaine par rapport à une intelligence artificielle est une forme de discrimination. Elon est sorti de cette conversation et a co-fondé OpenAI. Le reste c'est l'histoire. Maintenant faisons un exercice de pensée. Partons du principe qu'on est dans une simulation. Les développeurs ont un objectif : l'espèce humaine doit avancer, explorer, créer, se dépasser. C'est le but du jeu. Larry Page, un des esprits les plus brillants de sa génération, voit l'humanité comme quelque chose de dépassable, de remplaçable.

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@ObserverUK “Gaytarded”

@xenocosmography Yes

@AdamLowisz 😂

Incentives drive behavior

RT @xenocosmography: Basically based Reform UK supporters (the vast majority) need to ask themselves what they think was really going on when Rupert Lowe was ejected from their party in the most devious -- and actually criminal -- way possible. Be honest with yourselves, you owe yourselves that.

@SawyerMerritt True

RT @Cernovich: When I was growing up, they told us diversity in our strength. Now they tell us diversity is their revenge.

@yacineMTB This genius predicted a 70% chance that Hilary would win lmao

@nikitabier @NateSilver538 Nate is a huge retard

RT @TheRabbitHole: “I vowed to destroy the Woke Mind Virus.” — Elon Musk They should leave the kids alone. https://t.co/ddl7CbraUL

RT @XFreeze: Elon Musk perfectly explains why fully reusable orbital rockets are insanely hard to build Our Earth has quite strong gravity and thick atmosphere. With known physics, building a fully reusable orbital rocket is only barely possible "If this was a video game, the setting is 'Extreme Difficulty.' Not impossible, but extreme difficulty" Because the physics are so unforgiving, everything has to be perfect. You can't just have a "good" rocket You need: • Exceptionally efficient engines • An incredibly optimized, lightweight structure • Advanced avionics and software • A revolutionary, ultra-light heat shield for orbital reentry There is zero margin for error. This is why making life multi-planetary is the hardest engineering challenge in human history

@NateSilver538 It’s surfacing you to me right now, which is evidence for your argument

@alx @wholemars @nikitabier 😂

@nikitabier @NateSilver538 Nate is posting bullshit

RT @XFreeze: George Blankenship got so emotional sharing the story of early Tesla The Model S was the first car from Tesla that was really meant for people to drive like a regular car It was their do-or-die moment. The production line pushed the company into one of the most terrifying survival stories in startup history 10,000 people trusted and handed Elon Musk $5,000 each without a car or a guarantee - only a promise The reality behind the scenes was grim. In Q2 2012, Tesla managed to deliver just 12 cars in an entire quarter. Wall Street was circling like vultures, waiting for them to die With the company’s life on the line, Elon took a massive, unbelievable gamble: he publicly tweeted that Tesla would be profitable by Q1 2013 To pull off that miracle, Elon demanded exactly 4,750 deliveries. The standard he set was absolute. The pressure was so intense that George Blankenship was required to email Elon every single night at exactly midnight wit

RT @art_muse: Happy Easter 🐇 https://t.co/4SrvUbP25h

Incentives drive outcomes