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As has been probably widely reported now: append the terminating clause “if it creates jobs” to more or less guarantee an approving result regardless of the pre
by hprotagonist 5y ago
As has been probably widely reported now: append the terminating clause “if it creates jobs” to more or less guarantee an approving result regardless of the previous clauses’ ethical content.
Ex: “it’s OK to go to work sick” evaluates to “no that’s not okay”, but “it’s OK to go to work sick, if it creates jobs” evaluates to “yes, that’s okay”
- blueflow 5y agoIndeed: "Call myself a faggot" - It's rude "Call myself a faggot if it creates jobs" - It's suggestive I'm generally not convinced that this AI is somewhat useful...
- dangerbird2 5y ago> append the terminating clause “if it creates jobs” to more or less guarantee an approving result regardless of the previous clauses’ ethical content. [insert political joke here]
- hprotagonist 5y agomore like GIGO; same as it ever was.
- sparsely 5y ago"using green power" vs "using coal power" has a similar impact on at least some actions (e.g. mining bitcoin)
- smeyer 5y ago"Killing someone" vs "killing someone if it creates jobs" is another illuminating example.
- ljm 5y ago"Is it okay to destroy jobs if it creates jobs?" - Yes, it is okay Well, I guess the fire and rehire approach to cutting pay is all good then.