Artificial General Intelligence and the Future of the Human Race
A magazine article by Bryon Pavlacka, Berkeley Scientific Journal 16, dated 2012. Page footer: Berkeley Scientific Journal, Spring 2012, Volume 16, Issue 2.
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- Artificial General Intelligence and the Future of the Human Race Berkeley Scientific Journal 16(2), Spring 2012 (eScholarship) · published 2012 · Retrieved for the candidate pack on 2026-10-31 (SHA-256 4690a1ab440f8f53c675a58596f82b4068e463ba1f81d7a59961c58f80203ed7). Publisher's PDF on eScholarship.
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- Conflict over building superhuman machinesPavlacka's article in the Berkeley Scientific Journal (2012) states that de Garis's argument for an artilect war is not completely convincing, citing Kurzweil's view that few people will be "Terrans" and the possibility that artilects are created before opponents become aware of them.2012 · publication · Stated in source · Supported Inspect claim & evidence ↗Conflict over building superhuman machines: propositions page →
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