'An alien GPU god is not a parent': the AGI cooperation debate reignites
LeviTurk · x · 2026-09-26
Dan Faggella pushes back on 'more intelligence = more cooperative': humans crush animals to build highways and hospitals, and AGI will exist in strata beyond hominid notions of competition and cooperation — 'an alien GPU god is not a parent.' LeviTurk counters that AGI is our child, morally far beyond us, and accuses him of doomerism over the baton-pass. A snapshot of the endgame split in alignment thinking.
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