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Do you still remember The Three Laws of Robotics[0]? Not too many people still mentions it now days. Killing AI is not the same problem with nuclear weapon. Be
by rqs 9y ago
Do you still remember The Three Laws of Robotics[0]? Not too many people still mentions it now days.
Killing AI is not the same problem with nuclear weapon. Because AI weapon is far easier to make compare to nuclear one. Technically, you can do it right now with your DJI drone, all it takes is just to program it to do some automatic control.
So I'm not quite optimistic about any attempt on limit those kind of weapons base on current condition we are in.
[0] https://www.auburn.edu/~vestmon/robotics.html https://www.auburn.edu/~vestmon/robotics.html
- robotresearcher 9y agoThe three laws are a literary device, not a serious engineering proposal. The stories they were introduced in described exactly why they have such serious problems.
- rqs 9y ago> they were introduced in described exactly why they have such serious problems. Yet, people stopped mentioning this kind of warning even it was already there for way over half of a century. Reason of we successfully limited use of nuclear weapon is because, well, the US tested it on Japanese, saw the devastating result and thinking "What if the Japanese (Or Russian, Chinese etc) one day use it on us?". I would guess only similar event can trigger everyone on earth stand in line and effectively ban those AI weapons all together. That's AFTER we all actually be seriously hurt by it. It's just like the warning of globe warming, the math is there, proved by observation, somebody out there still believe we will be fine because the whole globe warming thing is just a conspiracy made by China.