Can you explain why it requires “strategic about the singularity”? I think as soon as it’s possible to tell one’s AI assistant “keep me faithful to X” (and have the AI do a competent job of this), someone among the billions of religious believers is bound to do it, and then the practice will spread via imitation and competitive signaling (similar to other “tech” for enforcing faith, like “hell for non-believers”). This process does not seem to require anyone being strategic. What am I missing?
Can you explain why it requires “strategic about the singularity”? I think as soon as it’s possible to tell one’s AI assistant “keep me faithful to X” (and have the AI do a competent job of this), someone among the billions of religious believers is bound to do it, and then the practice will spread via imitation and competitive signaling (similar to other “tech” for enforcing faith, like “hell for non-believers”). This process does not seem to require anyone being strategic. What am I missing?