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Roman Yampolskiy is a Latvian-born computer scientist and tenured associate professor at the University of Louisville, where he directs the Cybersecurity Lab. He is a pioneering researcher in AI safety (a term he is credited with coining around 2011), AI security, and containment, with over 100 publications and books like AI: Unexplainable, Unpredictable, Uncontrollable. His work focuses on the risks of advanced AI, behavioral biometrics, and the challenges of controlling super intelligent systems.
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Do you think we will ever get a biological/computerised cyborg being similar to the borg? Is resistance futile?
The manner in which data centres and power plants are being deployed/built in service of AI is very similar to organic networks (i.e mycelium, ant hives, the nervous system etc). Is there an argument that humans are now in service of a new form of organism without realising it?