Eliezer Yudkowsky

You didn't get that quite right.

Each of those is an opportunity to make a small update.

So the more you can say oops softly, routinely, not as a big deal, the more chances you get to be like, I see where that reasoning went astray.

I see how I should have reasoned differently.

And this is how you build up skill over time.

Don't expect it to be a long life.

Don't put your happiness into the future.

The future is probably not that long at this point.

But none know the hour nor the day.

I intend to go down fighting.

I don't know.

I admit that although I do try to think painful thoughts, what to say to the children at this point is a pretty painful thought as thoughts go.

They want to fight.

I hardly know how to fight myself at this point.

I am trying to be ready for being wrong about something, being preparing for my being wrong in a way that creates a bit of hope and

being ready to react to that.

and going looking for it.

And then that is hard and complicated.

And somebody in high school, I don't know, like you have presented a picture of the future that is not quite how I expected to go where there is public outcry.

And that outcry is put into a remotely useful direction, which I think at this point is just like shutting down the GPU clusters because no, we are not in a shape to like frantically do at the last minute, do decades worth of work.