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Jiang argues that AI, nanotechnology, genetic design, and immortality are the wrong ethical focus because the current scientific framework cannot really produce godlike control; the real issue is bureaucratic corruption and waste.
"Society include Christopher Wren, who was a very famous architect, as well as Robert Dole, who was a very famous chemist. Okay. Basic background..."
"Also, we're trying to develop immortality. Okay. We're looking for the elixir of immortality. So these are three massive ethical debates within science. And..."
"Just ask me. All right, so the real problem is this. Okay, the real problem is this. Science has become an imperial bureaucracy. That's..."
"...artificial intelligence. Don't worry about billionaires living forever. Don't worry about nanotechnology. Worry about the fact that we've come to a point in our..."
Science begins here as a theological discipline of doubt.
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