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altruism

[al-troo-iz-uhm] / ˈæl truˌɪz əm /


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At least two of the board’s members are aligned with the so-called effective altruism movement, which sees AI as a potentially catastrophic force that could destroy humanity.

From Los Angeles Times

Some caution the hyper-intelligent software could become uncontrollable, leading to catastrophe - a concern among tech workers who follow a social movement called "effective altruism," who believe AI advances should benefit humanity.

From Reuters

Feminine societies tend to show a preference for cooperation, care, altruism and equal opportunities for both men and women, which delivers a sense of equity.

From Scientific American

Palmer says identifying and controlling virus outbreaks in Africa can serve as both an act of altruism and self-interest.

From Seattle Times

Elizabeth Searing, an assistant professor at the University of Texas at Dallas, pointed to donors and foundations who embrace effective altruism as another countervailing force within the nonprofit field.

From Seattle Times