Doom or Bloom - Map Your AI Worldview with Jev
Show HN: Doom or Bloom, map your AI worldview with Jev
Doom or Bloom is an interactive tool that helps you map your personal AI worldview by answering a few simple questions. It places you on a spectrum from doom to bloom and compares your perspective with those of prominent figures like Eliezer Yudkowsky, Sam Altman, and Geoffrey Hinton. Whether you're optimistic or pessimistic about AI's future, this tool provides a fun and insightful way to see where you stand and explore the diverse viewpoints shaping the AI debate.
Map your own worldview and discover where you land in the great AI debate.
- Mongoose
I'm surprised to see Tyler Cowen on the "incremental" side of the Y axis. He seems pretty AI-pilled, at least compared to the guests he has on his pod that aren't themselves involved with AI companies.
- thevinter
> log-in with X
No thanks? Also why do you even need a login?
- weinzierl
I'm in the incremental bloom quadrant and I knew that even before I took the test. It's not even that I'm hesitant about this. I mean, I don't know the future but the incremental bloom is by far the likeliest thing I can imagine.
That being said, it strikes me as odd how empty this quadrant is. Why?
- purpleflashing
I tried to answer all the questions and it placed me in the extreme doom category while I would place myself closer to the center because I do not hold any particuarly strong opinions and I struggled to answer coherently some questions (e.g. I don't "expect" anything of the future or AI, I don't think "good future" is something I can conceptualize, same for "harm" on the level of society, etc.)
- Suhinnall27
I believe your correct that this is a question everybody should ask themselves, and it would be very interesting to see how varied the responses are. I feel AI has been both a blessing and curse, and I hope it doesn't solely become the later.