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This is why i really love the series from Isaac Asimov. He does a great job at exploring the AI questions from the perspective of robots that care for the well

This is why i really love the series from Isaac Asimov. He does a great job at exploring the AI questions from the perspective of robots that care for the well being of humans. We need to think about the doom scenario but i think we also need to think about the reverse scenario. If you can build a love for humanity into AI how will it behave. The book robot visions has a lot of short stories that explore these questions: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/41823.Robot_Visions https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/41823.Robot_Visions

whizzter 3y ago
While I'm a huge lover of Asimov books, I don't think most of the novels represent a probable evolution of how robots would evolve since the rules in the book represent distinct rules based upon something that'd be fuzzy at best to evaluate, and even if that was possible we'd be more interested in debugging those failures rather than having a brain fry itself. That said, once the capabilities to add reasoning and concretization of fuzzy concepts is within the realm of possibilities maybe it's a sane approach to install those rules, still the present trajectory doesn't really imply it would go there.