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I disagree with basically everything you just said. An AI might not have a goal. If it did, its happiness may or may not be related to the distance from the goa
by natosaichek 8y ago
I disagree with basically everything you just said.
An AI might not have a goal.
If it did, its happiness may or may not be related to the distance from the goal. It might not evaluate every situation and action with regard to it's (presumed) goal.
I don't think we do have a (single) innate goal. Everyone has different goals, and they are not innate.
Emotions are not a map from a present situation to a goal. AI might not have emotions.
- visarga 8y ago> I don't think we do have a (single) innate goal. Survival. And that includes many subgoals such as feeding, safety, autonomy, being part of a group, curiosity, and making offspring, all preprogrammed into the brain by evolution. Artificial agents would have goals preprogrammed by humans instead, such as 'winning at Go'.
- natosaichek 8y agowhat about suicidal people? Are you saying they are not consious? Artifical agents _might_ have goals preprogrammed by humans, but I don't see that as a prerequesite for intelligence or self awareness.