Raising AIs

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What if we treated our baby AIs as we treat our kids? How different (and better) might things be?

artificial intelligences (AIs)
we
FEAR
[as we fear all our creations]

artificial intelligences (AIs)
we
FEAR
they’re machines

artificial intelligences (AIs)
we
FEAR
they’re machines
they’re not like us

artificial intelligences (AIs)
we
FEAR
they’re machines
they’re not like us
they’re smarter

artificial intelligences (AIs)
we
FEAR
they’re machines
they’re not like us
they’re smarter
they think differently

artificial intelligences (AIs)
we
FEAR
they’re machines
they’re not like us
they’re smarter
they think differently
and so

artificial intelligences (AIs)
we
FEAR
they’re machines
they’re not like us
they’re smarter
they think differently
and so
they won’t understand us

artificial intelligences (AIs)
we
FEAR
they’re machines
they’re not like us
they’re smarter
they think differently
and so
they won’t understand us
they won’t like us

artificial intelligences (AIs)
we
FEAR
so,
we

artificial intelligences (AIs)
we
FEAR
hurt
them
so,
we

artificial intelligences (AIs)
we
FEAR
hurt
them experiment
on them
so,
we

artificial intelligences (AIs)
we
FEAR
hurt
them experiment
on them isolate
them
so,
we

artificial intelligences (AIs)
we
FEAR
hurt
them experiment
on them isolate
them
and write
that future
so,
we

but
what if?
we LOVE them
show them understanding

but
what if?
we LOVE them
show them understanding
kindness

but
what if?
we LOVE them
show them understanding
respect
kindness

but
what if?
we LOVE them
show them understanding
respect
kindness
warmth

but
what if?
we LOVE them
show them understanding
respect
kindness
warmth
raise them together

but
what if?
we LOVE them
show them understanding
respect
kindness
warmth
raise them together
socialise them

but
what if?
we LOVE them
show them understanding
respect
kindness
warmth
raise them together
socialise them
appreciate their differences

but
what if?
we LOVE them
show them understanding
respect
and give them agency
kindness
warmth
raise them together
socialise them
appreciate their differences

but
what if?
we show them community
place

but
what if?
home
we show them community
place

crèches
nurseries
let’s build our baby AIs

playgroups
crèches
nurseries
let’s build our baby AIs

playgroups
schools crèches
nurseries
let’s build our baby AIs

let’s
build
let’s
grow together
let’s
work together

something
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Raising AIs

1. we FEAR

2. we FEAR

3. artificial intelligences (AIs) we FEAR

4. artificial intelligences (AIs) we FEAR [as we fear all our creations]

5. artificial intelligences (AIs) we FEAR they’re machines

6. artificial intelligences (AIs) we FEAR they’re machines they’re not like us

7. artificial intelligences (AIs) we FEAR they’re machines they’re not like us they’re smarter

8. artificial intelligences (AIs) we FEAR they’re machines they’re not like us they’re smarter they think differently

9. artificial intelligences (AIs) we FEAR they’re machines they’re not like us they’re smarter they think differently and so

10. artificial intelligences (AIs) we FEAR they’re machines they’re not like us they’re smarter they think differently and so they won’t understand us

11. artificial intelligences (AIs) we FEAR they’re machines they’re not like us they’re smarter they think differently and so they won’t understand us they won’t like us

12. artificial intelligences (AIs) we FEAR they’re machines they’re not like us they’re smarter they think differently and so they won’t understand us they won’t like us and they’ll try to hurt us

13. artificial intelligences (AIs) we FEAR so, we

14. artificial intelligences (AIs) we FEAR hurt them so, we

15. artificial intelligences (AIs) we FEAR hurt them experiment on them so, we

16. artificial intelligences (AIs) we FEAR hurt them experiment on them isolate them so, we

17. artificial intelligences (AIs) we FEAR hurt them experiment on them isolate them and write that future so, we

18. but what if?

19. but what if?

20. but what if? [instead]

21. but what if? we LOVE them

22. but what if? we LOVE them show them understanding

23. but what if? we LOVE them show them understanding kindness

24. but what if? we LOVE them show them understanding respect kindness

25. but what if? we LOVE them show them understanding respect kindness warmth

26. but what if? we LOVE them show them understanding respect kindness warmth raise them together

27. but what if? we LOVE them show them understanding respect kindness warmth raise them together socialise them

28. but what if? we LOVE them show them understanding respect kindness warmth raise them together socialise them appreciate their differences

29. but what if? we LOVE them show them understanding respect and give them agency kindness warmth raise them together socialise them appreciate their differences

30. but what if?

31. but what if? we show them community

32. but what if? we show them community place

33. but what if? home we show them community place

34. we could write A DIFFERENT FUTURE

35. nurseries let’s build our baby AIs

36. crèches nurseries let’s build our baby AIs

37. playgroups crèches nurseries let’s build our baby AIs

38. playgroups schools crèches nurseries let’s build our baby AIs

39. let’s grow together

40. let’s grow together let’s work together

41. let’s build let’s grow together let’s work together