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Nick Bostrom, Swedish philosopher, on the “retirement of humanity”: “We should pursue advanced AI and the promise of a ‘resolved world’”
Clarín · global
The founder of the Future of Humanity Institute at the University of Oxford asserts that the risk of AI going wrong might be worth it if it opens the door to a society of radical abundance.
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