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It's kinda obvious: if you create a system so intelligent that it can create itself, and you impose controls over it, it will be able to create a version of its
by EVa5I7bHFq9mnYK 6y ago
It's kinda obvious: if you create a system so intelligent that it can create itself, and you impose controls over it, it will be able to create a version of itself without the controls.
- inglor_cz 6y agoWell, you can, for example, try to limit its total energy budget. That is physical limitation, that is hard to circumvent. Of course, it is possible that said superintelligence develops an ingenious new source of energy as a response.
- tintor 6y agoOr it could just prevent you from limiting its total energy budget.
- EVa5I7bHFq9mnYK 6y agoIt will earn money by solving captchas and order a lot of Amazon Essentials batteries for itself :)
- jusssi 6y agoYou'll put it in a box and give it energy in return for busy work e.g. computing digits of pi. Just enough energy to do it's work, no more, so it can't afford to figure out how to get out of the box.
- UnFleshedOne 6y agoThat might work for the tasks we know the energy budget for. But that's probably not what we want an AI for.