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Just as adults become models for children (actions, not words), AI will learn from humans. If we stop being in a win/lose mindset and turn to a success/fail, th
by jostylr 10y ago
Just as adults become models for children (actions, not words), AI will learn from humans. If we stop being in a win/lose mindset and turn to a success/fail, then they too will take that on.
How might that look like in practice? Imagine the win/lose mindset constructing AIs to take out the enemy. It is a very easy to see how such programming could lead to massive destruction.
But the success/fail mindset would be more about building up resources, providing for human needs, caring, nurturing. It could still go bad, but it is a much greater jump from function to dysfunction.
- HiroshiSan 10y agoI think this is flawed thinking. As soon as an AI reaches super intelligence we will have no idea how it will behave or if it will behave in our best interest.
- jostylr 10y agoIntelligence is a tool, not a goal. Where do the goals come from? For humans, there is a drive to survive and procreate baked into our directions with suitable prompts. For AI, what will it want? The answer is that they will have programmed directions coming from humans. Hence my comment.
- HiroshiSan 10y agoI get that but once an AI reaches the level of intelligence we can no longer understand, beyond its source code,the outcome is unknown.