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>And self-driving cars is still a problem orders of magnitude simpler than AGI. You sure? It might very well be a single order of magnitude harder, or not any
by gameswithgo 7y ago
>And self-driving cars is still a problem orders of magnitude simpler than AGI.
You sure?
It might very well be a single order of magnitude harder, or not any harder. Given that solving all the problems of self driving even delves into questions of ethics at times (who do I endanger in this lose lose situation, etc)
- bumby 7y agoI could certainly be wrong, it's just speculation on my part on the assumption that self-driving issues would be a smaller subset of AGI problems. I actually don't think the ethics part is all that hard if (and that's a big if) there can be an agreement on a standard approach. An example would be a utilitarian model, but this often is not compatible with egalitarian ethics. This approach reeks of technocracy but it's certainly a solvable problem.