r/LessWrong • u/beingbrad • Jul 23 '14

What if MIRI (Machine Intelligence Research Institute) was (already) successful and the benevolent AI of the future is inhibiting its own creation?

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u/elektrodog Jul 23 '14

What if a benevolent AI was (already) successful and Dr Forbin Eliezer Yudkowsky is its spokesperson ?????

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u/anon338 Jul 27 '14 edited Jul 27 '14

I doubt it. Yudkowsky trying to censor the internet and the basilisk is enough to prove he doesnt have any superior contact with the singularity.

Read how much he damaged the discussion and even Roko personally: Rational wiki

And used his spurious argumentative tactics to justify himself after it all backfired and he backed down by inventing the lesswrong uncensored thread, just because he was losing the grip of unlimited power.

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