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Related but slightly off-topic, there is a great sci-fi story by Ted Chiang (the same author who made the story behind Arrival film) about humans raising AIs in
by flaviojuvenal 10y ago
Related but slightly off-topic, there is a great sci-fi story by Ted Chiang (the same author who made the story behind Arrival film) about humans raising AIs in an artificial world. The premise is that if we want AIs to act like humans, we must teach them like we teach humans: http://subterraneanpress.com/magazine/fall_2010/fiction_the_lifecycle_of_software_objects_by_ted_chiang/ http://subterraneanpress.com/magazine/fall_2010/fiction_the_...
- noobermin 10y agoThe people who will end up raising AI's will not want them to act like humans. You already see it in their current uses. They create them to maximize profit. So, in a way, their owners (corporations) have created them in their image.
- visarga 10y agoRead it on your suggestion. It was pretty good.
- lowglow 10y agoAt Asteria we're using a Agent-System-Interface model, and are building models around observations of your own activity. I 100% agree we need to teach them like humans, so they at least can build a model of how humans interact and participate with one another. At the least this will teach them about us, more than it will teach them about anything else. And if we want to participate and collaborate with that future of AI we need to have these models.
- pj_mukh 10y agoI'm getting a weekly dose of Ted Chiang by just farming links to free stories people post on HN! :D Thanks!