>>805376>ѢADEATS!what did he mean by this
>>805385if you accept the heritability of lQ for argument's sake, what is to be done with low lQ people? if you can't just educate them and make them smart, what're you to do with them?
i don't want edgy answers like "kill them, sterilise them, make them wear a dunce cap at all time", i want good humanist answers but i'm not sure how we can realistically re-align our status hierarchy so that being dumb is like being bad at sports rather than a moral failing, but equally, just as you or i wouldn't think we should compete in the olympics, dumb people would have enough humility to more or less stay out of political and administrative questions beyond their own immediate needs.
the only person i've seen really engage with what you do with dumb people is Deep Left Analysis (weird neoliberal elitist) idea of McGenics, which would basically agree that AI is crack for Low autism score people but argue it's a good thing and should be embraced. let them spend all day indoors talking to chatGPT and eating McDonalds until they have a heart attack while people with self control run the world. but that's quite callous if something better can be designed.
>>805447if you wanted to cope and be optimistic, you could imagine that as dumb people outsource their opinions to chatGPT their political attitudes will become less reactionary. as it stands, dumb people are generally more likely to hold reactionary views while LLMs trend towards a sort of vaguely humanist liberal positivity-bias slop. the net effect of outsourcing the average right-wing voter's election choices to ChatGPT would probably be positive.
of course, you can always browbeat an LLM into agreeing with you that hitler was right, but i did say if you wanted to cope…