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turchin comments on What we could learn from the frequency of near-misses in the field of global risks (Happy Bassett-Bordne day!) - Less Wrong Discussion

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Comment author: turchin 02 November 2015 02:05:38PM 0 points [-]

If safety level drastically rise, it will prevent future near-misses. But to do it we need some kind of fail-safe and high-intelligent control mechanism. It easy to say that it will be AI, but we know that its creation has its own risks.

I have a map of plans of x-risks prevention, which include all known ideas how to prevent such risks, but I not sure that it will work.