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Think of it this way: Intelligent beings in the real world have a very complex built-in biological error function rooted in real world experiences: sensory inp
by barnacs 3y ago
Think of it this way:
Intelligent beings in the real world have a very complex built-in biological error function rooted in real world experiences: sensory inputs, feelings, physical and temporal limitations and so on. You feel pain, joy, fear, have a limited lifetime, etc.
"AI" on the other hand only have an external error function, usually roughly designed to minimize the difference of the output from that of an actually intelligent real world being.
- keepamovin 3y agoYeah, that's exactly my thinking man. We have to root intelligence in the real world, otherwise it will endlessly spin in these abstract loops. Akin to how logic -- untethered by emotion, intuition and experience (wisdom, maybe if you want? Understanding? Sure) -- can justify any obscene conclusion, and can not discriminate between morality. Reward functions or a system of values -- these things are rooted in real world experience. Logic is required, sure, but insufficient. At least alone! Haha :)