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What about limiting AI to a certain clock rate?
by mentos 12y ago
What about limiting AI to a certain clock rate?
- kanzure 12y ago> What about limiting AI to a certain clock rate? Not everyone will make high-cognitive-ability software that follows your clock rate rules. (And I think this is a good thing.)
- FatalLogic 12y agoHypothetically, the AI would cunningly manufacture a crisis in which you are forced to increase its clock rate to enable it to calculate a solution to some impending disaster.
- JulianMorrison 12y agohttp://www.rifters.com/real/2009/01/iterating-towards-bethlehem.html http://www.rifters.com/real/2009/01/iterating-towards-bethle... It's a peculiarity of humans that we can't trade off time for IQ. Do not assume an AI would be similarly limited.
- rl3 12y agoI'm not sure why the parent was downvoted; limiting an AI's computational capacity is considered a stunting method, and although such methods are not in and of themselves solutions to the control problem, they may be tools that assist us in developing a solution. For example, we may desire to first study AGI by restricting it to levels of intelligence slightly below that of a human. To accomplish this, we may employ various stunting and/or tripwire methods to ensure the AGI develops within our parameters.