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So an elaborate version of Asimov's Laws of Robotics? A bit worrying that model safety is approached this way.
by rybosworld 9mo ago
So an elaborate version of Asimov's Laws of Robotics?
A bit worrying that model safety is approached this way.
- js8 9mo agoOne has to wonder, what if a pedophile had an access to nuclear launch codes, and our only hope would be a Claude AI creating some CSAM to distract him from blowing up the world. But luckily this scenario is already so contrived that it can never happen.
- boxed 9mo agoIsn't it a good sign? The Laws of Robotics seems like a slam dunk baseline, and the issues and subtleties of it has been very thoughtfully mapped out in Asimovs short story collection.
- polytely 9mo agoThe whole point of those books was to explore the places where those laws produced unexpected behaviour, so they are clearly not sufficient. I would argue those books are actually about demonstrating that it is very hard to build an ethical system out of rules.
- t43562 9mo agoThe problem with the 3 laws is the suggestion that they would have been universally embedded in all robots. Some idiot somewhere will decide not to do it and that's enough. I think Asimov sort of admits this when you read how the Solarians changed the definition of "human."
- inimino 9mo agoHow else could one possibly approach it?