Re:Experts who say we shouldn't worry about superintelligent...
by pdimitar on Wednesday October 09, 2019 @07:17AM
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> What if the belief that GI - never mind consciousness - can be modelled with our version of computing hardware is just plain wrong?
I for one fully agree. I am pretty sure that whatever true generic AI emerges in the future will definitely not share brain schemata with us.
It seems to me that you attack the idea of the AI singularity in a very narrow framework: human-like intelligence, human-like hardware, copyable consciousness / intelligence, etc.
What if none of those restrictions apply? (And I am pretty sure they don't apply indeed.)
I agree that singularity shouldn't become a religion. But you are too quick to discount the possibilities of an artificial mind with more processing power and more efficient algorithms (compared to our brains').
I for one fully agree. I am pretty sure that whatever true generic AI emerges in the future will definitely not share brain schemata with us.
It seems to me that you attack the idea of the AI singularity in a very narrow framework: human-like intelligence, human-like hardware, copyable consciousness / intelligence, etc.
What if none of those restrictions apply? (And I am pretty sure they don't apply indeed.)
I agree that singularity shouldn't become a religion. But you are too quick to discount the possibilities of an artificial mind with more processing power and more efficient algorithms (compared to our brains').