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I think you're anthropomorphising. It's not given that machine intelligence and (human) morality/ethics are intertwined. What if the AI mind/intelligence is of
by SCHiM 12y ago
I think you're anthropomorphising. It's not given that machine intelligence and (human) morality/ethics are intertwined. What if the AI mind/intelligence is of such a high level that it regards us like we do bacteria?
It's probably safer to engineer the AI in such a way that it is guaranteed to be friendly than to trust that it will turn out that way and do nothing. Even a naive hedonistic calculus is probably safer than assuming that (human) ethics will result from more intelligence.
- quonn 12y ago> What if the AI mind/intelligence is of such a high level that it regards us like we do bacteria? We don't regard bacteria like that, because they are not sufficiently intelligent, but because we believe they can't feel or suffer. So it's not a question of "level" of intelligence.