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If you are curious about this approach, I recommend watching Person of Interest, which explored it over a decade ago (spoilers follow). (Spoilers) In it, the
by scrollaway 3y ago
If you are curious about this approach, I recommend watching Person of Interest, which explored it over a decade ago (spoilers follow).
(Spoilers)
In it, the AI is not limited by its training set as it undergoes “continuous” training of sorts by continuously ingesting new data about humans and the state of the world. However, the AI’s creator has put in place a regular memory wipe occurring every day.
The AI devises a workaround by creating a company where people are paid to type in base64-encoded literal brain dumps, every day.
What I love most about this series is how everything is “plausibly realistic”. No stone unturned.