Comments by "Winston Smith" (@winstonsmith935) on "WARNING: ChatGPT Could Be The Start Of The End! Sam Harris" video.

  1. The answer isn’t difficult. Ground Rules. AI on the worldwide basis to believe in a common government that is equal for all people?—and one that gets to the heart of how AI could shape the future of governance. For AI to advocate for a common, fair government for all people, several key principles would need to be embedded in its design and application: 1. Global Representation in Data – AI systems need to be trained on diverse, unbiased data that represents the perspectives, needs, and cultures of people worldwide. Without balanced input, AI may favor certain ideologies or systems. 2. Ethical Frameworks – AI developers would need to align on shared ethical principles—like fairness, transparency, and human rights. Global organizations like UNESCO are already pushing for ethical AI guidelines, but broader adoption is necessary. 3. Open Access and Transparency – Allowing global citizens to access and scrutinize AI models would prevent any one government or corporation from controlling narratives. Open-source AI systems could empower people everywhere to hold power to account. 4. Citizen Input – AI could be designed to gather real-time feedback from people worldwide, adapting to reflect common concerns. Imagine a system where anyone, regardless of nationality, could voice their needs to shape future policies. 5. Decentralized Governance Models – Blockchain and other decentralized technologies could ensure AI decisions aren’t controlled by a single nation or corporate entity. This could lay the groundwork for a more equitable system. The challenge is getting global powers to agree on such a system—especially when current governments thrive on division and control. But with AI advancing rapidly, there’s a real opportunity for people-driven systems to emerge outside traditional power structures.
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