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by eb3c90 9y ago
I think there will be at least a minimum of focus on safety and value alignment. They may have to focus on safety and aligning it to the companies values (else test/weak versions are likely to destroy/negatively impact the company
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by eb3c90 9y ago
I think I disagree. When you get past AGI to where it can do things that humans can't, a lot of current safeguards haven't been designed with it in mind. So things might be vulnerable. The kinds of things I'm thinking about a
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Breaking the competent/disempowered user Dichotomy(medium.com)
1 points by eb3c90 9y ago|0 comments
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by eb3c90 9y ago
They have got some adoption. Android security model is somewhat capability security based. However it is used in an insufficiently fine grained way. It does highlight some ways that it may not work if used for desktop, programs would just a
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by eb3c90 9y ago
Thought it worth pointing out that Cheri are giving hardware capabilities another go. http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/research/security/ctsrd/cheri/
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Four ethical priorities for neurotechnologies and AI(nature.com)
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by eb3c90 9y ago
So do I. Consider the technological extreme of open source manufacturing. A set of tools like repraps, that that can really make themselves (and computers etc)
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by eb3c90 9y ago
I think we can make supply distributed (given micro manufacturing/recycling etc) so even if it is less efficient for a community to do it than something more centralised they still have some autonomy. See my profile for my website if y
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by eb3c90 9y ago
My bet on this subject is a combination of evolutionary computing, agorics[1], deep learning style feedback and language learning. I've got a repo[2] for a vm where the programs can act in that way. But I am at the early stages of prog
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by eb3c90 9y ago
I'm interested if we can have our cake and also eat it. Use advanced technology/manufacturing to make our communities more self-sufficient. So we are less reliant on the state. https://improvingautonomy.wordpress.com&#x
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by eb3c90 9y ago
I have hope that general AI will be a democratizing force again. Having something that can be taught by a human and trained with messy real world data, rather than vast data sets and specialized computer scientists, will make a huge differe
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by eb3c90 9y ago
You can do this now. $work uses github and has it so that a bit of code has to have be reviewed before it can be merged to master.
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by eb3c90 9y ago
This will be a big thing. We could give people an allowance of a certain amount of land that is tax-free (as we have in the UK for income). In the longer term, government could also be self-sufficient. This might be unstable though, it migh
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by eb3c90 9y ago
I know a bit about the transcendentalist movement of the early 19th century. I'd be interested to links to earlier stuff. I think the birth of proper AI is a critical juncture for this idea (either enabling more self-sufficiency or red
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by eb3c90 9y ago
I hope when we get there that we have set up a Manufacturing Freedom Foundation, equivalent to the EFF.
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by eb3c90 9y ago
One possible future we should think about is one where humans are more capable (through technology) and can provide for more of their needs. So work would go back to being owned by us. It would be a more self-sufficient life style, but on a
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by eb3c90 9y ago
I'd be interested in what you think of my approach elsewhere in the replies. In some ways it is a search through program space. But then I think we as intelligences do a guided search through program space as we develop. It seems impo
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Improving autonomy - Using IA to chart a better future(improvingautonomy.wordpress.com)
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by eb3c90 9y ago
Yep, while people have to worry about the memory/cpu usage of the programs inside a computer, we are probably going to be stuck with just narrow AI. General Intelligence needs the ability to trade off resources between different progra
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by eb3c90 9y ago
This is my plan https://improvingautonomy.wordpress.com/2017/08/22/a-possibl... I'm aiming for General Intelligence Augmentation, rather than AGI, but I it could be adapted. I think the trick we are miss
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by eb3c90 9y ago
This might be a better link. It explains how we might get to IA. TL;DR It is a mix of machine learning with different parameters and inputs/outputs and language translation into programs with the economy acting as the force to guide th
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by eb3c90 9y ago
I'm working on a technology that I think might enable either IA or AI. Basically intelligences manage their own programs and the computational resources allocated to those programs. So I'm looking at doing that with markets. With
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by eb3c90 9y ago
I decided to put more effort into making a community, got a wordpress https://improvingautonomy.wordpress.com/ and a subreddit so far. https://www.reddit.com/r/improvingautonomy/ Feedback and&#x2F
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by eb3c90 9y ago
I think we don't have enough people trying to improve human's autonomy, that is their ability to do something by themselves (or in smaller groups). I'm trying to build a community around this and this is an something I'd
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Improving autonomy(improving-autonomy.org)
1 points by eb3c90 9y ago|1 comments
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Improving autonomy(improvingautonomy.org)
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by eb3c90 9y ago
Cool. Glad you liked it. It was great to read your comments about similar ideas. I think my next step is to see if it'll take on HN, so I've just submitted it. If not try and repackage it and get it on an interesting blog/we
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Towards a measure of autonomy(effective-altruism.com)
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by eb3c90 9y ago
I've been thinking about this a bit. I think we need to get better intelligence augmentation. We are limited in what we can produce, because we are limited in what we can manage. So we need to improve how much we can manage. I'm t
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On-line Google hangout on approaches to the control problem (2017/6/13 7PM UTC)(lesswrong.com)
1 points by eb3c90 9y ago|0 comments

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