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My concern would be the potential for an alignment issue. The agent directs it's eyes to look at you - because it's communicating something accurate about the p
by maxbond 3y ago
My concern would be the potential for an alignment issue. The agent directs it's eyes to look at you - because it's communicating something accurate about the plan it's formed about how to cross the intersection? Or because it's been trained to look at people when it crosses intersections, but communicating isn't it's true objective?
(I'm not trying to imply the agent may fool you into crossing so it can mow you down, the case of "AI incompetence" so to speak is more concerning to me then "AI malice".)
- kirkules 3y ago100% agree with this attitude. A human whose attention is directed at you who uses their eyes for input will turn their eyes to you. The eyes are not just signalers, but the person actually needs to turn them to you to direct their attention to you, in some sense, so this is a good indicator that they have done so.