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by s1dechnl 9y ago
> I'm not sure what you're arguing but it seems like my key point wasn't communicated well. It was and quite well. Were speaking the same language. We just have different conclusions. > Yes, every narrow AI is a system
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by s1dechnl 9y ago
What I stated was that there isn't even a sound/reasoned example as to how a it would escape its bounds unless purposely authored to and even then you run into the scenario of human limits (its creator). Also, having no understand
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by s1dechnl 9y ago
> But what will stop them at the beginning? Themselves of course. You are after-all your own worst enemy. I don't think people appreciate the incredibly slim number of individuals who are actually capable of pursuing this problem t
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by s1dechnl 9y ago
Firstly, there are fundamental limits that all things are subject to in this universe. When you push towards these limits, you discover this... Developing AGI pushes certain limits. There aren't many who have this capability as it requ
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by s1dechnl 9y ago
Both of you are correct. One need only have understanding. You must maintain a yet to be discovered understanding of the human equivalent and have a depth of understanding in computational systems. While the understanding is non-trivial, th
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by s1dechnl 9y ago
You are correct. You don't need to do a whole brain simulation to achieve AGI. Instead, you need to understand an incredible amount about its processes, design, and overall nature. At which point, you need to translate this into the co
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by s1dechnl 9y ago
Sure. I am Jovan Williams from : http://www.monad.ai . I know its true because I am sitting in front of working aspects that I have been researching and developing full time for approximately 4 years. Some years ago, I was operat
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by s1dechnl 9y ago
> From what I gather from your comment above and another one, the AGI you talk about does not include general intent or free will to act differently from what its creators anticipate. It actually does and its actually the nature of my wo
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by s1dechnl 9y ago
> Has the industry always been able to prevent smart, persistent actors from breaking the access locks? Why should we assume that an AGI which can accumulate experience over time, gain more knowledge, and make connections with others, in
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by s1dechnl 9y ago
I disagree. The naming convention [Artificial Intelligence] still is a large shoe that these purpose built applied engineering solutions have yet to fill. Meanwhile, for profit/notoriety/marketing people want to trample on yet an
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by s1dechnl 9y ago
I would just like to echo this comment as it exactly and indefensibly strikes out Weak-AI from Artificial General Intelligence. I fail to see how specially crafted optimization algorithms continue to receive higher attribution. First, they
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by s1dechnl 9y ago
> That's quite a bad argument when it comes to "existential risk for all of humanity". It's not a bad argument. It's the standard for creating one. Engineers get paid to resolve risk/problems. So, if you cla
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by s1dechnl 9y ago
It is difficult to make arguments in something that has no grounding. I'd expect someone who claims to have a valid argument for an [intelligence explosion] event to have formal education and industry experience designing computational
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by s1dechnl 9y ago
[AGI Developer] I'll instead give you something to consider : * The totality of mathematics is not fully defined. As such, there are can be completely new mathematics that destroys previous conceptions especially as it relates to the
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by s1dechnl 9y ago
A series of connected games [society] is constructed by various groups in mankind. They all have common traits. A human being having no understanding of intelligence creates a measure of potential success in these games [society]. It is cal
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by s1dechnl 9y ago
[AGI Developer] A controller/overseer can easily limit/block this sufficiently and securely. Were talking about hardware/software. There are systems/standardized approaches to solving this problem. The 'Control&#x2F
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by s1dechnl 9y ago
[AGI Developer here] > the real barrier for AGI is software and not hardware. This is indeed true. It has actually been true for some time. AGI is computable on present day hardware if one has enough knowledge on how to correctly structu