How Elon Musk and Y Combinator Plan to Stop Computers From Taking Over — Backchannel
Their new organization, OpenAI, wants to pursue the most advanced forms of artificial intelligence — and give the result…
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Sun Lasting On the other hand, I don't 100% agree to Full's perspective.

Bradley Pliam This is a very radical idea, but in a way getting back maybe to the life everyone enjoyed before the ag and industrial revolutions.
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Sun Lasting Brad, I tried to correct an error, but did not succeed.
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Bradley Pliam I didn't mind reading twice!

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Sun Lasting I might be wrong: Fuller seemingly relied on Elite or Super-productive/genius (i.e. 1/10,000) population to "raise" the rest of "non-special" human beings. In fact, not so many human beings are as intelligent and productive ("luckily" endowed with both rich genetic and environment conditions) as those of Fuller and the rest. How do the rest of 95% population live their lives if not engaging with an artificially man-made Job? Ha, here is a solution - let the students learn to be the "Serious Philosopher" smile emoticon!
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Sun Lasting Isn't it a sharp proclamation (Fuller's) of an extreme hierarchy of human capacity - much on biological facts?