Most AI researchers have not done any research into the topic of AI [safety], so their opinions are irrelevant.
(I assume my edit is correct?)
One could also say: most AI safety researchers have not done any research into the topic of (practical) AI research, so their opinions are irrelevant. How is this statement any different?
Lastly this is not an outlier or 'extremist' view on this website. This is the majority opinion here and has been discussed to death in the past, and I think it's as settled as it can be expected. If you have any new points to make or share, please feel free. Otherwise you aren't adding anything at all. There is literally no argument in your comment at all, just an appeal to authority.
Really? There's a lot of frequent posters here that don't hold the Bostrom extremist view. skeptical_lurker and TheAncientGeek come to mind.
But if this site really has an orthodoxy, then it has no remaining purpose to me. Goodbye.
But if this site really has an orthodoxy, then it has no remaining purpose to me. Goodbye.
Considering that you're using an anonymous account to post this comment, the above is a statement that carries much less weight than it normally would.