A very good read. From the perspective of AGI, could such a view be abstracted given that if AI reasons, will it believe in theism or not? If yes, will it bend towards the good and stop it's overarching pursuit, or there's a chance it could rebel like demons?
I think there are several legal hindrances to facilitate a "grant" to an Indian citizen. This is why a lot of grant programmes even out of EA are hesitant to include Indian participants.
For example: Atlas had to shut down it's Atlas India Fund for similar reasons.
A very good read. From the perspective of AGI, could such a view be abstracted given that if AI reasons, will it believe in theism or not? If yes, will it bend towards the good and stop it's overarching pursuit, or there's a chance it could rebel like demons?
amazing read richard!
excellent read! I have a few Jain friends but I never knew the true motivation behind their veganism.
I think there are several legal hindrances to facilitate a "grant" to an Indian citizen. This is why a lot of grant programmes even out of EA are hesitant to include Indian participants.
For example: Atlas had to shut down it's Atlas India Fund for similar reasons.
there's also CASMI at Northwestern, which I think not a lot of people know about. I find their research & agendas to be very aligned.
Link - https://casmi.northwestern.edu/
Incredibly helpful! Thanks