It seems like building a group of people who have some interest in reducing x-risk (like the EA movement) is a strategy that is less likely to backfire and more likely to produce positive outcomes than the technology pathway interventions discussed in this chapter. Does anyone think this is not the case?
It seems like building a group of people who have some interest in reducing x-risk (like the EA movement) is a strategy that is less likely to backfire and more likely to produce positive outcomes than the technology pathway interventions discussed in this chapter. Does anyone think this is not the case?