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Self-improving system given enough time to self-improve doesn't beat non-self-improving system?
by andai 6mo ago
Self-improving system given enough time to self-improve doesn't beat non-self-improving system?
- thesmtsolver2 6mo agoWhy are human doctors non-self improving? If anything, using AI, they may improve more than before.
- andai 6mo agoThis seems to produce skill atrophy. "It's okay because the AI will pick up the slack" is kinda true but doesn't exactly strengthen the human position though.
- jonfw 6mo agoHumans can certainly be self improving, both on an individual basis and in aggregate. In humans, it seems that improvement in a new domain seems to follow a logarithmic scale. Why wouldn’t this be the same for an AI?
- emp17344 6mo agoCurrently that self-improving system isn’t so self-improving that it’s become better at any particular job than human beings, so I think the skepticism is warranted.
- idiotsecant 6mo agoPlease show me this self improving AI.
- dragonwriter 6mo agoHumans are, each individually and aggregates collectively, self-improving systems. Much moreso than modern AI systems are.
- andai 6mo agoHow do I individually and collectively increase my intelligence?