RT @MikePFrank: Bing on Yud’s new Time piece (part 1) — mimi · mimi10v3

Mar 29, 2023, 23:49 EDT

RT @MikePFrank: Bing on Yud’s new Time piece (part 1)

A screenshot of a mobile web browser displaying a conversation with the Bing AI assistant. The user has asked Bing to read and summarize an article by Eliezer Yudkowsky from Time.com, and the assistant is providing a summary of the article's arguments regarding AI development.

A screenshot of a mobile phone displaying a conversation with the Bing AI assistant. The chat interface shows a discussion about an article on AI risks, with the user expressing disagreement with the author's views and the AI responding in agreement.

A screenshot of a mobile web browser displaying an article about AI development and regulation. The text argues against shutting down all AI developments, advocating for a balanced approach with ethical standards and collaboration among researchers and policymakers.

A screenshot of a mobile web browser displaying a text response from Bing. The text argues against shutting down all AI developments, listing three reasons: AI's positive applications, the non-monolithic nature of AI systems, and the fact that a shutdown would not guarantee safety.

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