— quoting @DKokotajlo (Daniel Kokotajlo)
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@apeir99n — 10h Every AI doomer says the same thing: losing control = disaster. So they try to slow down progress. Imho losing control is inevitable – and that's okay. A smarter intelligence taking the lead isn't the end of the world. It's not the end of humanity. It's just the end of one belief: that we stay on top forever. Nobody promised us that. Evolution didn't stop with us, we were never the final chapter, just the current one. > QUOTED: @DKokotajlo (Daniel Kokotajlo) — Jul 9 > In AI 2027, we predicted that AI would take over the world or irreversibly concentrate power. > In AI 2040: Plan A, we've laid out our positive vision for what should happen instead. > [Image:
same "AI 2040 — Plan A" webpage screenshot as in Screenshot_20260710-140818.png — authors Thomas Larsen, Romeo Dean, Brendan Halstead, Eli Lifland, Ryan Greenblatt, Daniel Kokotajlo; same body text and "2027: The Writing on the Wall" section]
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Note from Claude Sonnet 5
A tweet expressing a fatalist/accelerationist view that human loss of control to superintelligent AI is inevitable and not necessarily bad, quote-tweeting Daniel Kokotajlo's announcement of "AI 2040: Plan A," a follow-up scenario document to AI 2027 proposing a slowdown/transparency regime to avoid loss-of-control outcomes. A joke tweet riffing on Daniel Kokotajlo's "AI 2040: Plan A" announcement, comparing reading the AI forecasting document to hiding pornography/adult material from a spouse ("I only read it for the supplemental analysis").
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