我看过
@elonmusk 关于对于AI智能超越人类并给人类带来灭顶之灾担忧的采访,作为对于人类命运思考最前沿的他,也确实知行合一:无论是当年想把OpenAI引导为一个非盈利性的组织,还是构建Grokpedia等开放式AI数据中心。
但是问题还是在于,整个愿景执行的过程中,你只能把信任交给具体的人类个体,比如Sam Altman,这个逻辑没有办法从结构上解决对AI的透明化以及可信任化的需求。那么必然在涉及到巨大的私利的时候,在执行层面没有几个人能达到
@elonmusk 的格局。
比较适合的解决方案依然还是通过
@0G_labs 这种区块链基础设施让中心化AI变得可追溯,可确认。0G的本质也是AI与人类价值观的对其工具。
I’ve watched Elon Musk talk about his concerns that AI could surpass humans and potentially lead to catastrophic outcomes. As someone operating at the very frontier of thinking about humanity’s future, he has indeed tried to align his actions with his beliefs—whether it was his early efforts to guide OpenAI toward a non-profit structure, or initiatives like building open AI data systems such as Grokpedia.
But the core issue remains: throughout the execution of such a vision, trust ultimately has to be placed in specific human individuals—people like Sam Altman. This creates a structural limitation, because it doesn’t fundamentally solve the need for transparency and trustworthiness in AI systems. When significant private interests are involved, very few individuals can consistently operate at the level of Elon Musk in terms of principles and long-term vision.
A more viable solution may lie in leveraging blockchain-based infrastructure, such as
@0G_labs , to make centralized AI systems traceable and verifiable. At its core, 0G serves as a tool to better align AI systems with human values.
Elon Musk on AI during the OpenAI trial:
"It (AI) could make us more prosperous, but it could also kill us all. We want to be in a Gene Roddenberry movie, like Star Trek, not so much a James Cameron movie, like Terminator.
He then elaborated by comparing AI training to almost like raising a child:
"It’s like if you had a very smart child — at the end of the day when the child grows up, you can’t really control that child, but you can try to instill the right values. Honesty, integrity, caring about humanity —being good, essentially."
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