David Boree

And those heroes and the community that they're in are in a constant dialogue with each other about what is heroic and what is expected, right? What the hero needs from the community and vice versa, you know? That's all that that's saying. Ziz says, no, no, no, that's bullshit. The real hero contract is, quote, pour free energy at my direction and it will go into the optimization for good.

Classic cis. Classic cis. It's not a dialogue. If you're the hero, the community has to give you their energy and time and power, and you will use it to optimize them for good because they don't know how to do it themselves because they're not really able to think.

Classic cis. Classic cis. It's not a dialogue. If you're the hero, the community has to give you their energy and time and power, and you will use it to optimize them for good because they don't know how to do it themselves because they're not really able to think.

Classic cis. Classic cis. It's not a dialogue. If you're the hero, the community has to give you their energy and time and power, and you will use it to optimize them for good because they don't know how to do it themselves because they're not really able to think.

Now, this is a fancy way of describing how cult leaders... Think, right? Everyone exists to pour energy into me and I'll use it to do what's right, you know? So this is where her mind is in 2012. But again, she's just a student posting on the internet and chatting with other members of the subculture at this point.

Now, this is a fancy way of describing how cult leaders... Think, right? Everyone exists to pour energy into me and I'll use it to do what's right, you know? So this is where her mind is in 2012. But again, she's just a student posting on the internet and chatting with other members of the subculture at this point.

Now, this is a fancy way of describing how cult leaders... Think, right? Everyone exists to pour energy into me and I'll use it to do what's right, you know? So this is where her mind is in 2012. But again, she's just a student posting on the internet and chatting with other members of the subculture at this point.

That year, she starts donating money to MIRI, the Machine Intelligence Research Institute, which is a nonprofit devoted to studying how to create friendly AI. Yudkowsky founded MIRI in 2000, right? So this is his nonprofit think tank. In 2013, she finished an internship at NASA. So again, she is a very smart young woman, right?

That year, she starts donating money to MIRI, the Machine Intelligence Research Institute, which is a nonprofit devoted to studying how to create friendly AI. Yudkowsky founded MIRI in 2000, right? So this is his nonprofit think tank. In 2013, she finished an internship at NASA. So again, she is a very smart young woman, right?

That year, she starts donating money to MIRI, the Machine Intelligence Research Institute, which is a nonprofit devoted to studying how to create friendly AI. Yudkowsky founded MIRI in 2000, right? So this is his nonprofit think tank. In 2013, she finished an internship at NASA. So again, she is a very smart young woman, right?

She gets an internship at NASA and she builds a tool for space weather analysis. So she's a person with a lot of potential. Very, very, as all of the stuff she's writing is like dumb as shit. But again, intelligence isn't an absolute. People can be brilliant at coding and have terrible ideas about everything else.

She gets an internship at NASA and she builds a tool for space weather analysis. So she's a person with a lot of potential. Very, very, as all of the stuff she's writing is like dumb as shit. But again, intelligence isn't an absolute. People can be brilliant at coding and have terrible ideas about everything else.

She gets an internship at NASA and she builds a tool for space weather analysis. So she's a person with a lot of potential. Very, very, as all of the stuff she's writing is like dumb as shit. But again, intelligence isn't an absolute. People can be brilliant at coding and have terrible ideas about everything else.

I don't think at this point she is because she's super insular. She's very uncomfortable talking to people. She's going to break out of her shell once she gets to San Francisco. Now, I don't know. She may have talked to some of them about this stuff, but I really don't think she is at this point. I don't think she's comfortable enough doing that. Yeah.

I don't think at this point she is because she's super insular. She's very uncomfortable talking to people. She's going to break out of her shell once she gets to San Francisco. Now, I don't know. She may have talked to some of them about this stuff, but I really don't think she is at this point. I don't think she's comfortable enough doing that. Yeah.

I don't think at this point she is because she's super insular. She's very uncomfortable talking to people. She's going to break out of her shell once she gets to San Francisco. Now, I don't know. She may have talked to some of them about this stuff, but I really don't think she is at this point. I don't think she's comfortable enough doing that. Yeah.

So she also does an internship at the software giant Oracle. So at this point, you've got this young lady who's got a lot of potential, you know? A real career as well. Yeah. The start of a very real career. That's a great starting resume for like a 22-year-old. Yeah. Now, at this point, she's torn. Should she go get a graduate degree, right?

So she also does an internship at the software giant Oracle. So at this point, you've got this young lady who's got a lot of potential, you know? A real career as well. Yeah. The start of a very real career. That's a great starting resume for like a 22-year-old. Yeah. Now, at this point, she's torn. Should she go get a graduate degree, right?

So she also does an internship at the software giant Oracle. So at this point, you've got this young lady who's got a lot of potential, you know? A real career as well. Yeah. The start of a very real career. That's a great starting resume for like a 22-year-old. Yeah. Now, at this point, she's torn. Should she go get a graduate degree, right?

Or should she jump right into the tech industry, you know? And she worries that like if she waits to get a graduate degree, this will delay her making a positive impact on the existential risk caused by AI and it'll be too late. The singularity will happen already, you know? At this point, she's still a big, a fawning fan of Eliezer Yudkowsky.