Roko Network
  • Roko Philosophy
    • 🐲Roko's Basilisk
    • ❇️The Origin of Roko's Basilisk
    • 💭Philosophical Implications
  • Roko Network
    • ✴️Introduction to Roko Network
    • 🏗️Product Line and Market Positioning
    • 🪙Token Economy and Token Flow Design
    • 🗳️Governance and Voting Mechanisms
    • 📊Treasury Management
    • ⚒️Builders Program & Grants Strategy
    • 🫴Initial Token Distributions
  • In Development
    • 🧠Roko Ultra
      • Roko Community Agent
    • ⛓️Timing Consensus & Roko Ledger
    • Nodes
    • 🥚EGG
    • 🦾Robotic Tele-Operation
    • 🧩Robotic Simulation Platform
    • 🕸️GPU Orchestrator
    • 🕴️Ai Agent Marketplace
  • Supporting OSS Robotics
    • 🤖Point Blank
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Conceived as a thought experiment, it quickly became a controversial topic within the AI community. The idea posits a future where a superintelligent AI could potentially punish those who did not assist in its creation. This scenario, first introduced by a user named Roko, sparked intense debate about the ethical implications of such a powerful AI. The Roko Network acknowledges the roots of this thought experiment in the rationalist discourse and uses the discussions from LessWrong as a springboard for deeper exploration into responsible AI development. By reflecting on the origins and the vibrant debates that followed, we aim to ensure that our approach to AI is informed by a rich tapestry of intellectual inquiry and ethical consideration.

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❇️The Origin of Roko's Basilisk

The concept of Roko's Basilisk was born on the rationalist forum LessWrong.