Who Defines What Makes AI 'Better' for Humans?
Training-Contract789 · reddit · 2026-07-14
The core of this post isn't about "what AI can do," but rather **谁来定义 AI 让人变得更好**. The author argues that if AI enters everyone's critical decision-making scenarios, it could make people calmer, healthier, and more rational, potentially reducing conflict and bringing greater prosperity; however, the real key question is: **控制这些“价值函数”的人，最终会不会塑造文明本身**. The post further asks: - Today's "better" might mean happier and healthier; - But centuries from now, this goal could be entirely different; - So, who exactly is supervising the "intelligence that supervises everyone"?
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