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No, it is dissimilar. Humans learn over time. Humans have social pressures. Humans have explanatory rather than merely predictive models about what they do.
by 1propionyl 3y ago
No, it is dissimilar.
Humans learn over time.
Humans have social pressures.
Humans have explanatory rather than merely predictive models about what they do.
Deviations by humans from expected standard behavior often produce better rather than worse results.
The list goes on.
- jrockway 3y agoThe philosophical question is whether "social pressure" and "reward function" are the same thing.
- moqmar 3y agoFor one person, at one point in time, sure, even though it'd be a quite complex one. But with an AI used by a thousand companies to replace one team member each, they're replacing a thousand of different "reward functions" with just one across all of them. A huge advantage of humanity is that we have different people, from different cultural and social backgrounds, all with social and personal norms and values that vary over time for each and every person, and telling an AI "imitate a pirate" or "answer without any biases" is not going to replace that.
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