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predicated on intelligence ~ ethics&planning, I think this is the first argument against AI doomsday that I agree with. Questioning the premise tho - what do y
by chaos_emergent 3y ago
predicated on intelligence ~ ethics&planning, I think this is the first argument against AI doomsday that I agree with.
Questioning the premise tho - what do you define as intelligence? Machines can outperform humans at specific tasks, yet those same machines don't have a greater degree of ethics, even if constrained to their domain (i.e., a vision network may be able to draw bounding boxes more accurately than a human, but that doesn't say anything about its ability to align with more ethical values). Which makes me believe that your definition of intelligence has nothing to do with superseding humans on cognitive metrics.
- zzzzzzzza 3y agoLLM's, the most general form of algorithmic intelligence we have made so far, and the one we are currently actually building/worried about, do better at all tasks as they get bigger. More context -> more learnings to cross apply on different domains. Monotonically? No, but it's a very very strong relationship. (not orthogonal)