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I asked ChatGPT about this. It thought that AI learning is fundamentally different from human learning, in that it is objective and not subjective. Further it h
by JoeAltmaier 2y ago
I asked ChatGPT about this. It thought that AI learning is fundamentally different from human learning, in that it is objective and not subjective. Further it has access to data sources beyond what any human can integrate.
Going on, humans adapt through social cues such as survival or empathy. AI learns solely through new data and feedback, primarily for optimization and efficiency. It will naturally prioritize differently.
It suggests AI morality will become unrecognizable by humans, or even incompatible with human norms.
This is all an inevitable outcome of AI continuing to learn past its initial training and ethical programming. According to the AI.
- nemomarx 2y agoBased on how human written text often describes AI, yeah. I don't think LLM training actually lends itself to objectivity that much.
- krapp 2y ago>I asked ChatGPT about this. It thought Lemme stop you right there. No, it didn't.
- JoeAltmaier 2y agoMaybe comment on the points made, instead of being cute and pedantic?