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> It's possible that human morality is not sufficient to solve the problems with the world. It wasn't designed to operate at that scale. > i.e. it would look i
by Avicebron 5mo ago
> It's possible that human morality is not sufficient to solve the problems with the world. It wasn't designed to operate at that scale.
> i.e. it would look immoral to us.
I doubt it actually solves the problem then. Especially because I would be willingly to bet it would be almost impossible to get large enough groups of people to agree what the actual problem is.
- fuzzfactor 5mo agoSounds like it depends on how you would prefer to have your standards of morality be set, and/or enforced. Whether the arbiter is a human or a machine, the appropriate training set has to come from somewhere :\ Until then there's got to be some defect remaining to be overcome before a truly adequate training set can be accessed that can help with morality. Which appears to be elusive enough a problem to potentially outlast a species, as we have seen so far. As to the training sets, people are just using what they already had, some since prehistoric times, because so many of them don't have anything better.