Re:Andrew Ng: Why 'Deep Learning' Is a Mandate for Humans, N...
by Houshalter on Tuesday May 05, 2015 @09:52PM
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Even if you start off with messy complicated AI, it could modify itself to become a more efficient optimizer. And it would do that because it would be beneficial for whatever set of values it has, no matter how complicated.
Regardless I don't know why you think a messy AI is safe. Having a really complicated utility function doesn't mean it is going to result in anything desirable for humans.
Regardless I don't know why you think a messy AI is safe. Having a really complicated utility function doesn't mean it is going to result in anything desirable for humans.