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Our individuality comes from the fact that we have a body. I don't think there will be AI citizens but rather one AI that will quickly become knowledgeable abou
by bnegreve 15y ago
Our individuality comes from the fact that we have a body. I don't think there will be AI citizens but rather one AI that will quickly become knowledgeable about everything. It'll probably be able to manipulate any human being. How would you deal with this ?
- rcthompson 15y agoAre you saying that any true AI that we created would be identical to any other? Or that the first AI we created would subvert human society before we had a chance to create a second one? To take a different tack, I don't see how having a physical body has anything at all to do with being an individual. Certainly in our case out physical bodies are part of what makes us individuals, but what's to say that the same AI instantiated twice with different random seeds each time wouldn't produce two distinct individuals?
- Tichy 15y agoI don't think this body theorem holds. Even with todays machine learning methods you can get two different results if you start two different algorithms. They will learn different things. Unless of course you postulate that there will be only one AI, because all instances will be networked with each other.