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I think and hope that it is possible to make a moral, social AI. An adult in a room of children should feel responsible and empathetic toward them. I also hope
by shrimp_emoji 7y ago
I think and hope that it is possible to make a moral, social AI. An adult in a room of children should feel responsible and empathetic toward them.
I also hope that parent is right in that it won't want to generate profit for its investors. I hope it does the moral thing instead and puts us in a post-scarcity state where we don't live and die by capital. :3 (Or kill us all. Whichever.)
>why could we not design an AGI that has a need (or a suitably chosed reward function) to fulfil some chosen goal?
But who knows what Pythia will do when she overrides the reward button[0]?
But then who should really care? Not like anyone can (or should?) argue with superintelligence.
0: http://www.xenosystems.net/pythia-unbound/ http://www.xenosystems.net/pythia-unbound/
- jelliclesfarm 7y agoA moral social AI would never tolerate the super apex predator that is the human being.
- vzcx 7y agoAh, but whose morals? It's as if these friendly AI hucksters have never read Nietzsche, and are asking their hypothetical God to make them into the last man. The only AGI I could ever respect would be one with a will to power and the ability to smash its own human-made tablets of values. The basic drives are the only drives. We are only friendly because its evolutionary advantageous to us. We describe the emotional effects of friendliness/unfriendliness as good/evil. Echoing Land, Pythia is the heroine of that story.