Re:The Dawn of AI: How to ensure the promise outweighs the p...
by coldtea on Thursday May 07, 2015 @12:00PM
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>I get that some AIs will have simulated reward signals, but letting them go haywire would just be bad design.
The problem with this is that for real AI, you don't have control over what they feel. It's not like some program of the sixties or seventies AI, were stuff was "simulated", it can be modelling a real neural network that works like the brain, and into which you don't have much control over what will develop.
That is, the kind of AI people are afraid of is not "simulated", it's actually thinking for itself.
The problem with this is that for real AI, you don't have control over what they feel. It's not like some program of the sixties or seventies AI, were stuff was "simulated", it can be modelling a real neural network that works like the brain, and into which you don't have much control over what will develop.
That is, the kind of AI people are afraid of is not "simulated", it's actually thinking for itself.