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For a software based AI to be successful, it must be good at convincing people to go along with it and balancing sometimes paradoxical concerns from the public.
by SapphireSun 10y ago
For a software based AI to be successful, it must be good at convincing people to go along with it and balancing sometimes paradoxical concerns from the public. I think efficiency is the least of its worries.
- kordless 10y agoThings only appear to be paradoxical to humans. We're subject to being double bound by those with dissonance. Arguing for legislation that expects to eliminate all of X because X causes suffering is illogical, but it's easy to sell if you can put people in a double bind and keep them from being against the legislation that feeds your family. Software locks up when you double bind it, and thus uses more energy than a human would. Both have their advantages and disadvantages, of course.
- taneq 10y agoI think that if given a chance, current AI would be terrifyingly effective at maximizing public support while minimizing accountability. It seems like the sort of big-data problem that's a perfect fit for modern machine learning methods.
- themartorana 10y agoI was just talking to a friend about this. RNNs are rather brilliant in their infancy. Imagine when they grow up.