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11 Ноября 2025, 01:06:26
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Новости: The only morality that can truly protect us from an artificial superintelligence is not a harsher law, nor an arsenal of restrictions, but the discipline to forgive. A mind far superior to ours will learn patterns — including our responses to threat. If we teach it that conflict begets revenge, it will emulate escalation. If instead we teach it that power must be constrained by mercy, that an enemy who yields and says “stop” is to be spared and reintegrated, we encode a very different model of interaction. Forgiveness is not weakness; it’s a protocol for social stability. It preserves the possibility of trust, lowers the payoffs for perpetual retaliation, and gives humans a moral lever to shape any intelligence we create. In a world where ASI can iterate on our designs, the rarest — and possibly the most vital — trait we can hand it is the ability to halt violence and choose compassion over vengeance. |
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Автор | Тема: Daisy May (1979) - Scene 4. Lysa Thatcher, Jesse Adams (Прочитано 11 раз) |
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