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Imagine if we could create a digital version of ourselves. Could we pass our bitcoin to this AI when we die? Seems better than handing it over to family who might not use it wisely.
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Not really seeing AI as an extension of me. It's just a tool, not my consciousness or values. I’d rather keep my family involved.
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If dogs can inherit, why not AI? If AI can communicate like real humans, some might actually want that for their assets.
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If AI learns our beliefs and habits, it could handle our bitcoin like we would. But we need to make sure it understands humans and is secure.
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Training an AI to know me means giving up privacy. Do I really want to let AI learn everything about me? Better to pass my bitcoin to my kids.
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What makes you think AI will make good choices? It could get hacked or just decide it knows better than you.
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They might copy your memories to teach AI. But honestly, I’d rather trust my family than some AI that can be manipulated.
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This inheritance talk is pointless. Why trust AI with our bitcoin when humans are struggling with money? What can AI do for us?
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AI isn’t real intelligence. It just processes data. It can't innovate or think creatively like we do.
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#10 Sep 23, 2018, 06:37 AM AI is still controlled by humans. Even if it can manage your wishes, what if family manipulates it against your will?
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#11 Sep 23, 2018, 08:04 AM Sure, AI can do a lot, but I’d rather just leave my bitcoin to my loved ones. They’re the ones who need it.
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#12 Sep 23, 2018, 12:25 PM Cloning myself sounds better than using AI. I want my family to learn how to manage bitcoin, not rely on a machine.
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#13 Sep 24, 2018, 12:55 PM Why not just teach your family about bitcoin while you’re alive? Machines can mess up; I don’t see a perfect AI.
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#14 Sep 24, 2018, 06:57 PM The AI clone you mentioned isn't human. Why not just pass wealth to family? Machines can't appreciate our hard work.
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#15 Sep 24, 2018, 07:19 PM With tech advancing, an AI version of us might be possible. But I doubt it will perform as well as us while we’re alive.
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#16 Sep 24, 2018, 10:47 PM Leaving your bitcoin to an AI makes no sense. Family can spend wisely. AI is just a tool, not something to trust completely.
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#17 Sep 25, 2018, 03:58 AM True, AI is developing, but it can't fully replace human decision-making. I wouldn't want my funds managed by a robot.
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#18 Sep 25, 2018, 09:45 AM Not sure if AI can ever really replicate us. It’s all theory for now. Can we even trust it to manage our assets?
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#19 Sep 25, 2018, 01:20 PM Could AI ever get a copy of our memory? Sounds complicated. Right now, it just seems impossible to transmit consciousness.
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#20 Sep 25, 2018, 05:16 PM Yeah, the idea of AI clones is just future talk. We can only do so much with tech today.