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That's not the whole extent of the claim - the claim is also that these things have defined inputs and outputs as well as defined optimization procedures, and c
by andreyk 7y ago
That's not the whole extent of the claim - the claim is also that these things have defined inputs and outputs as well as defined optimization procedures, and can't just go off and start doing whatever they want to maximize their utility. So even if you have a superhuman quality Google translate which can translate whole books, which may very well be able to exhibit strong intelligence, due to the API it is defined within it is still not going to go off and do nefarious things. Which strikes me as very plausible indeed.
- dmix 7y agoJust like factory automation it will require plenty of custom tweaking, assembling, and lining up everything in the right order with the correct timing to flow smoothly, even if the fundamental ideas are the same. Even harder is when it's not a simply multi-step process on a conveyor belt like a factory (ie, product repair vs assembly) where there are a lot of potential question marks it must adapt to.