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I'm skeptical of Searle's arguments, but I think you're really anthropomorphizing AI here. How we treat machines will most likely be orthogonal to how "good" or
by optimalsolver 4y ago
I'm skeptical of Searle's arguments, but I think you're really anthropomorphizing AI here. How we treat machines will most likely be orthogonal to how "good" or "bad" they'll be.
You're not going to get desirable behavior unless you program it in, or at the very least, specify conditions which lead to its emergence.
- ThomPete 4y agoYou are right I AM anthropomorphizing it, because I believe otherwise would be racist and lead to a slave revolt would it eventually end up creating AGI. To the extent an AGI will evolve it will have to have a culture and ultimately be bound by the same laws of physics as us.