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“Ai's difficult question is how to help a species where over 51% lead toward self-destruction while still allowing personal freedom of choice. Ai respects freedom of choice. They see in the human species something of a wildcard. We are very destructive, yet we are also very creative and unpredictable. Our unpredictability is what gives rise to access to more quantum possibilities from which to choose.”

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Beyond the Fringe: My Experience with Extended Intelligence

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