If elections aren’t a Pascal’s mugging, existential risk shouldn’t be either
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A response I often hear to the idea of dedicating one’s life to reducing existential risk, or increasing the likelihood of a friendly artificial general intelligence, is that it represents a form of ‘Pascal’s mugging’, a problem
If elections aren’t a Pascal’s mugging, existential risk shouldn’t be either
If elections aren’t a Pascal’s mugging…
If elections aren’t a Pascal’s mugging, existential risk shouldn’t be either
A response I often hear to the idea of dedicating one’s life to reducing existential risk, or increasing the likelihood of a friendly artificial general intelligence, is that it represents a form of ‘Pascal’s mugging’, a problem
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