If humans decide to disempower themselves, sure. That seems a lot slower and more reversible than a scenario where the AI systems are actually preventing humans taking back power.
Re/ MtG, that specific question has occurred to me as interesting re/ AI capabilities. But I don’t really know enough to figure out how hard it is. I would not especially bet against “an AI will win a new draft format tournament by 2035” or something.
If killing everyone, or killing enough that civilization is heavily destabilized, is on the table then preventing humans from taking back power is as well. The main thing that would prevent this imo is an AI being incapable of self sufficiency. Do you not think we are particularly close to either level of capability?
I think it’s quite difficult to kill all humans / forcibly permanently disempower all humans. So yeah, to answer your original question, that’s probably a crux for something.
If humans decide to disempower themselves, sure. That seems a lot slower and more reversible than a scenario where the AI systems are actually preventing humans taking back power.
Re/ MtG, that specific question has occurred to me as interesting re/ AI capabilities. But I don’t really know enough to figure out how hard it is. I would not especially bet against “an AI will win a new draft format tournament by 2035” or something.
If killing everyone, or killing enough that civilization is heavily destabilized, is on the table then preventing humans from taking back power is as well. The main thing that would prevent this imo is an AI being incapable of self sufficiency. Do you not think we are particularly close to either level of capability?
apologies if you’ve addressed this elsewhere
I think it’s quite difficult to kill all humans / forcibly permanently disempower all humans. So yeah, to answer your original question, that’s probably a crux for something.
Makes sense. Not sure I agree but thanks for the responses.