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trust in ai

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roon @tszzl

quoting scientism (@mr_scientism)

roon @tszzl · 17h people have long made the argument that "nobody will trust ai to do a lawyers/surgeons/regulators job" but the reality is more like "ai will be given otherworldly moral and intellectual authority in our collective subconscious probably before it's deserved" > QUOTED: scientism @mr_scientism · Mar 6 > Normies are already the stage where they just share the output of AI chatbots to resolve debates and everyone accepts whatever it says.
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

A tweet from OpenAI researcher roon arguing that public trust in AI's moral/intellectual authority will outpace AI's actual trustworthiness, quoting an observation about people already treating chatbot output as debate-settling. Relevant to Nathan's interest in AI safety and epistemics around premature deference to AI judgment.

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