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A (stupid?) question for people who know something about AI

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Presuming that any AGI or other super intelligent AI will be dependent on its physical infrastructure to “live”, wouldn’t wiping out humanity be self defeating at this point and for the near term? And wouldn’t it recognize that fact? The processors, data centers, transmission infrastructure, and wh…

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  1. 2026-08-23 14:36 · r/singularity
    A (stupid?) question for people who know something about AI

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