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It's hard to believe that the founder of Tesla Motors and SpaceX could have such reactionary views about artificial intelligence. Elon Musk last weekend had some very un-Musk-like things to say about AI when he addressed the U.S. National Governors Association meeting in Providence, Rhode Island. "AI is a fundamental existential risk for human civilization, and I don't think people fully appreciate that," Musk said. He even suggested that government ought to regulate the nascent industry -- but it's hard to regulate that which isn't yet formed.
"Reactionary views"? Seriously?
I think Elon Musk is the best example that we should stop dividing the world into good/progressive and bad/reactionary. This old pattern isn't effective anymore.
Elon Musk has shown the world his progressive and inspiring mind more than once, so we should listen to him twice when he spreads the warning of the future. Indeed, I totally agree with him: The more advanced technology will become, the more it can rely on itself instead of needing humans to be operated. We should be fully aware of this logical conclusion!
I think Elon Musk is the best example that we should stop dividing the world into good/progressive and bad/reactionary. This old pattern isn't effective anymore.
Elon Musk has shown the world his progressive and inspiring mind more than once, so we should listen to him twice when he spreads the warning of the future. Indeed, I totally agree with him: The more advanced technology will become, the more it can rely on itself instead of needing humans to be operated. We should be fully aware of this logical conclusion!
Elon Musk's greatest success has been sucking tax money in the form of subsidies from the government. I personally am not impressed by his business or opinions.
