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Except it is in the AI's interest to get kicked like that. This way the company that constructs robots can show how reliable they are, and as a result receive m
by xxxyy 12y ago
Except it is in the AI's interest to get kicked like that. This way the company that constructs robots can show how reliable they are, and as a result receive more funding. Our robot overlords will show this to their "children" during history classes.
Or in other words: there is no reason to expect that AI will have irrational feelings similar to human feelings.
- coldpie 12y agoI dunno, it's not too hard to imagine a scenario where the AI realizes being kicked is counter to its goals and decides to remove the aggressor. Especially when these things are used for combat, as mentioned elsewhere in the thread. Friend/foe indicator malfunctioning? Well, good luck.
- yellowapple 12y agoI think in this context, it would be more equivalent to sparring than anything: a test of one's abilities. A sufficiently-intelligent AI would likely think the same should it watch videos of its predecessors being kicked during testing.