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#livingwill — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #livingwill, aggregated by home.social.

  1. To the #Philosophy-minded #Thinkers and #Scholars among us:

    How do we write a #LivingWill for #Humanity — addressed to AI itself — for the event that humanity experiences institutional and organizational #LossOfControl due to the accelerating pace of AI?

    Principle:
    Capability shall not imply authority.

    (The ability to do something does not confer the right to decide.)

  2. To the #Philosophy-minded #Thinkers and #Scholars among us:

    How do we write a #LivingWill for #Humanity — addressed to AI itself — for the event that humanity experiences institutional and organizational #LossOfControl due to the accelerating pace of AI?

    Principle:
    Capability shall not imply authority.

    (The ability to do something does not confer the right to decide.)

  3. To the #Philosophy-minded #Thinkers and #Scholars among us:

    How do we write a #LivingWill for #Humanity — addressed to AI itself — for the event that humanity experiences institutional and organizational #LossOfControl due to the accelerating pace of AI?

    Principle:
    Capability shall not imply authority.

    (The ability to do something does not confer the right to decide.)

  4. To the #Philosophy-minded #Thinkers and #Scholars among us:

    How do we write a #LivingWill for #Humanity — addressed to AI itself — for the event that humanity experiences institutional and organizational #LossOfControl due to the accelerating pace of AI?

    Principle:
    Capability shall not imply authority.

    (The ability to do something does not confer the right to decide.)

  5. To the #Philosophy-minded #Thinkers and #Scholars among us:

    How do we write a #LivingWill for #Humanity — addressed to AI itself — for the event that humanity experiences institutional and organizational #LossOfControl due to the accelerating pace of AI?

    Principle:
    Capability shall not imply authority.

    (The ability to do something does not confer the right to decide.)