David Boree

You just, you can't get by in America if you're not willing to lie on certain kinds of paperwork, right? That's the game.

You just, you can't get by in America if you're not willing to lie on certain kinds of paperwork, right? That's the game.

You just, you can't get by in America if you're not willing to lie on certain kinds of paperwork, right? That's the game.

He's the king of that shit. So at this point, Ziz is stuck in what they consider a calamitous situation. The prophecy of doom, as they call it, is ticking ever closer, which means the bad AI that's going to create hell for everybody. Her panic over this is elevated by the fact that she starts to get obsessed with Rocco's basilisk at this time. Oh, no. I know. I know. Worst thing for her to read.

He's the king of that shit. So at this point, Ziz is stuck in what they consider a calamitous situation. The prophecy of doom, as they call it, is ticking ever closer, which means the bad AI that's going to create hell for everybody. Her panic over this is elevated by the fact that she starts to get obsessed with Rocco's basilisk at this time. Oh, no. I know. I know. Worst thing for her to read.

He's the king of that shit. So at this point, Ziz is stuck in what they consider a calamitous situation. The prophecy of doom, as they call it, is ticking ever closer, which means the bad AI that's going to create hell for everybody. Her panic over this is elevated by the fact that she starts to get obsessed with Rocco's basilisk at this time. Oh, no. I know. I know. Worst thing for her to read.

Come on. What they call it, an info hazard? An info hazard, right.

Come on. What they call it, an info hazard? An info hazard, right.

Come on. What they call it, an info hazard? An info hazard, right.

Yep. And a lot of the smarter rationalists are just annoyed by it. Again, Yudkowsky immediately is like, this is very quickly decides it's bullshit and bans discussion of it.

Yep. And a lot of the smarter rationalists are just annoyed by it. Again, Yudkowsky immediately is like, this is very quickly decides it's bullshit and bans discussion of it.

Yep. And a lot of the smarter rationalists are just annoyed by it. Again, Yudkowsky immediately is like, this is very quickly decides it's bullshit and bans discussion of it.

He argues there's no incentive for a future agent to follow through with that threat because by doing so, it just expends resources at no gain to itself, which is like, yeah, man, a hyperlogical AI would not immediately jump to, I must make hell for everybody who didn't code me. Like, that's just crazy.

He argues there's no incentive for a future agent to follow through with that threat because by doing so, it just expends resources at no gain to itself, which is like, yeah, man, a hyperlogical AI would not immediately jump to, I must make hell for everybody who didn't code me. Like, that's just crazy.

He argues there's no incentive for a future agent to follow through with that threat because by doing so, it just expends resources at no gain to itself, which is like, yeah, man, a hyperlogical AI would not immediately jump to, I must make hell for everybody who didn't code me. Like, that's just crazy.

Yeah. Only humans are like ill in that way. That's the funny thing about it is it's such a human response to it. Right, right. Now, when she encounters the concept of Rocco's Basilisk at first, Ziz thinks that it's silly, right? She kind of rejects it and moves on.

Yeah. Only humans are like ill in that way. That's the funny thing about it is it's such a human response to it. Right, right. Now, when she encounters the concept of Rocco's Basilisk at first, Ziz thinks that it's silly, right? She kind of rejects it and moves on.

Yeah. Only humans are like ill in that way. That's the funny thing about it is it's such a human response to it. Right, right. Now, when she encounters the concept of Rocco's Basilisk at first, Ziz thinks that it's silly, right? She kind of rejects it and moves on.

But once she gets to the bay, she starts going to in-person rationalist meetups and having long conversations with other believers who are still talking about Rocco's Basilisk. She writes, I started encountering people who were freaked out by it, freaked out that they had discovered an improvement to the info hazard that made it function, got around to Lieser's objection.

But once she gets to the bay, she starts going to in-person rationalist meetups and having long conversations with other believers who are still talking about Rocco's Basilisk. She writes, I started encountering people who were freaked out by it, freaked out that they had discovered an improvement to the info hazard that made it function, got around to Lieser's objection.