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A very good talk about this topic:
Nick Bostrom: What happens when our computers get smarter than we are? - YouTube
Seriously, has anyone seen Ex Machina yet? I want to discuss it so bad. I love how the character created the mappings of the AI brain and put it all together. Go see it!
I'm starting to dread all these rather silly AI movies (I just saw Ex Machina). Seriously guys, just ... carry ... a .... gun. At the end of the day, AI is embodied in hardware. One bullet will do wonders.
And don't say that the AI can escape to the network or the cloud. It just doesn't work that way. You need massive time and space coherence for the billions or trillions of synaptic-like computations and communications that need to occur every millisecond.
Anyways, all the doom sayers like Musk are doing is inviting government regulation into something that is a nascent pure research project. Not helpful.
I'm starting to dread all these rather silly AI movies (I just saw Ex Machina). Seriously guys, just ... carry ... a .... gun. At the end of the day, AI is embodied in hardware. One bullet will do wonders.
And don't say that the AI can escape to the network or the cloud. It just doesn't work that way. You need massive time and space coherence for the billions or trillions of synaptic-like computations and communications that need to occur every millisecond.
Carry a gun? Really? You have simply not grasped any of the ways an AI might gain control, which is rather the whole point. Even those of us who have considered some of the many possibilities can't predict what it could do. You won't see it coming until it's too late.
Carry a gun? Really? You have simply not grasped any of the ways an AI might gain control, which is rather the whole point. Even those of us who have considered some of the many possibilities can't predict what it could do. You won't see it coming until it's too late.
Actually it's been explained in these forums, as well as in a number of books, but again, you missed the main point: None of us can likely explain what a higher intelligence may do, any more than a chimp could explain what humans might do.
Really? Have you read the theories in the book Superintelligence? It is very possible it will happen quickly once we get to a certain point.Ah yes, the fear of the unknown. Hard to argue against a complete unknown.
And no, it hasn't been explained in these forums, or if it has, please point me to a post (I mean, other than just saying that you can't come up with a scenario, ie. Fear of the unknown).
Look, no one is going to suddenly develop completely self aware, super intelligence all of a sudden. Like any engineering problem, AI will be built incredibly small step by small step. And it won't have human desires, or heck, any desires, because what's the usefulness of building that? It would be like building a car that has been designed to randomly swerve into oncoming traffic. No, smart machines will be purpose built for specific tasks.
Really? Have you read the theories in the book Superintelligence? It is very possible it will happen quickly once we get to a certain point.
I really liked the movie compared to Chappie, which i thought was going to be more thought provoking, but was more violent than anything.
Why would he carry a gun? There was no threat until there was. Did he think he would eventually be outsmarted? Yes, i think at some level he knew, but not with violence.
Why would he carry a gun? Because he willfully made an autonomously moving machine with a strong desire to escape, and he was their jailer. You'd have to be completely stupid to not realize that the machine might rise up against him.
And no I haven't read superintelligence as no one has been able to succinctly outline a credible threat to me.
With alll due respect you should read it and give it a think before you ridicule the potential danger of AI. Especially the chapters on theoretical methods of going about giving the AI its motivations and The control problem.