Debate: Does Space of Possible Minds Refute Superintelligence Morality?
jd_pressman · x · 2026-08-30
The comment suggests that we have a vast space of possible goals rather than minds, which doesn't significantly undermine doom arguments. It argues that the "vast space of possible minds" is a red herring, citing the extinction of Neanderthals by humans to counter posthumanist claims that superintelligence would be morally superior.
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