@Miles_Brundage: People will be like "what did Ilya see" and then ignore Ilya's explicit warning amidst a Singularity
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A tweet by Miles Brundage highlights the tendency for people to ignore Ilya Sutskever's explicit warnings about the AI singularity.
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