Re: Why would AI want to be friendly?

From: J. R. Molloy (jr@shasta.com)
Date: Fri Sep 08 2000 - 10:33:57 MDT


Emlyn O'Regan write:

> Appeasement is even more futile.

Resistence to appeasement is most futile.

> It's a bit late to be harping on about Liberty, JR. I've always said that if
> God turned out to exist in the classical western sense (improbable), then
> I'd be first to join the underground resistance. So too with your million SI
> gods. Better to die on your feet, than to die on your knees.

Then we should get off our knees and quit genuflecting for resistance movements.
Technological singularity can't care if you're on your feet or your knees when
you commit suicide by foolishly opposing reason and science (and whatever higher
intelligence emerges from it). Those who prefer not to kill themselves with
dissention, can take care of more important matters, such as attaining
enlightenment.

--J. R.

I'll be offline for a few weeks.
Ta--Ta



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