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I never meant to imply "we know nothing, we had better give up." What I meant was that the dystopian imaginations of AI (Terminator, paper clip maximizers, etc

by mbrock 10y ago

I never meant to imply "we know nothing, we had better give up." What I meant was that the dystopian imaginations of AI (Terminator, paper clip maximizers, etc) involve the machines acquiring a strong moral certainty that doesn't ever pause for doubt. If I've been reading too much of somebody it's probably Richard Rorty.

eli_gottlieb 10y ago
>What I meant was that the dystopian imaginations of AI (Terminator, paper clip maximizers, etc) involve the machines acquiring a strong moral certainty that doesn't ever pause for doubt. Ah. Well, considering that acquiring such a thing wouldn't really work out mathematically, fair enough.