@bryan_johnson: I don't trust anyone's AI risk assessment. I don't think we know what awaits us. Given that, I'm choosing to be optimis…
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Bryan Johnson expresses distrust in AI risk assessments and chooses optimism, betting on a more extraordinary future worth fighting for.
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I don’t trust anyone’s AI risk assessment. I don’t think we know what awaits us.
Given that, I’m choosing to be optimistic, betting an existence more extraordinary than we can imagine sits on the other side and it’s worth fighting for.
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