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Or maybe it would be smart enough not to.
by snovv_crash 10y ago
Or maybe it would be smart enough not to.
- simonh 10y agoGood point, I don't think I've seen that suggested before. However I think motivation is a big issue. Our instincts and emotions are what drive us far more than rationality. If we decide to build an AI smarter than us and program it to really, really want to design an even smarter AI then it might essentially have no choice.
- taneq 10y ago> Good point, I don't think I've seen that suggested before. A fictional example, but Alastair Reynolds' "Inhibitors" are a type/race of machines which, while intelligent, were specifically designed to limit their own degree of sentience.