Cade Metz

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394 appearances 3 recordings 2 series first heard Nov 2025 last heard 4d ago

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In hindsight, it is shocking who is part of this group.
Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, is on this list.
Three of the people suspected of being the founder of Bitcoin are on this list.
Wow.
And so are two other people who were instrumental in spreading the ideas about AI that are changing our world today.
Those two people are Eliezer Yudkowsky and Nick Bostrom.
Yudkowsky is an online philosopher and self-professed AI researcher who never went to high school.
Meanwhile, Bostrom is a philosopher, a trained philosopher who grew up in Sweden.
Yudkowsky is here in the United States.
Bostrom is in the UK.
He's at the University of Oxford.
Two different people, very different people from different parts of the world.
They envision this world where suddenly machines reach a point where they change history forever.
The basic idea was that as raw computing power, like is in a laptop,
or a computer server in a data center, as that gets more and more powerful, we will be able to build more and more powerful AI technologies until you reached a point called the singularity.
And that's when machines become more powerful than humans, that they can do things that we could never imagine.
It's an argument of logic in their minds.
You just look at the trend line and you say, look, one day this is going to happen.
In the beginning, they see it as a positive outcome.
But this starts to change, particularly as Nick Bostrom starts to say, hold on a minute, if machines get more powerful than humans, that could be very bad for us.
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