Re:The people who actually want AI to replace humanity
by fuzzfactor on Sunday May 31, 2026 @03:22PM
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Sounds like it depends on how you would prefer to have your standards of morality be set, and/or enforced.
Whether the arbiter is a human or a machine, the appropriate training set has to come from somewhere :\
Until then there's got to be some defect remaining to be overcome before a truly adequate training set can be accessed that can help with morality.
Which appears to be elusive enough a problem to potentially outlast a species, as we have seen so far.
As to the training sets, people are just using what they already had, some since prehistoric times, because so many of them don't have anything better.
Whether the arbiter is a human or a machine, the appropriate training set has to come from somewhere :\
Until then there's got to be some defect remaining to be overcome before a truly adequate training set can be accessed that can help with morality.
Which appears to be elusive enough a problem to potentially outlast a species, as we have seen so far.
As to the training sets, people are just using what they already had, some since prehistoric times, because so many of them don't have anything better.