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Why would a computer program get bored? I doubt we will ever create a 'real' AGI, simply because it's hard and has no human utility, but if we did, it would (ho
by t-3 4y ago
Why would a computer program get bored? I doubt we will ever create a 'real' AGI, simply because it's hard and has no human utility, but if we did, it would (hopefully) be designed to enjoy repetition and drudgery.
- mbuntu 4y agoHowever an AGI derived of humanity would just be humanity right? People get bored, So too would the hypothetical AGI/Human hybrid? We talk of design and purpose but the AGI might be as purposeless and hopeless as every other man on the planet.
- jstx1 4y ago> However an AGI derived of humanity would just be humanity right? You're kind of making something up and then asking us how it works.
- wruza 4y agoWhy would a computer program get bored? Why would it be interested in anything then? These questions assume that the subject emotion works on a computer level rather than on a level of intelligence model itself, which runs on whichever hardware available, be it of electronic or biological nature. We may as well ask how an FPS character can get tired of sprinting, he’s just a program. But it is not a correct question. Next question is why would it have emotions, but that’s probably how something we could ever call AGI works, by definition. Maybe there is no way at all for something that we call “intelligence” to exist without a “boredom” and other basic drivers.