Tom Ganks
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Really interesting watch
Really interesting watch
Conq
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This is just insane, the guys like "do you think he has a shot" dude just sounds like he lost faith in humanity when he says "No"
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Conq
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ye but m8 its like using cheat codes.
I'm kidding, maybe, do we really think we can control it no matter how advanced AI can become, and if this kind of technology becomes widely available some day than what does that imply for our chances of doing so? Perhaps we're not ready for this as a species =P
This is a complicated philosophical issue, there are some who think everyone should have AI capacity, and perhaps they should but more importantly can we find a way to only have the good AI? Maybe that is not necessary and if we're lucky we will get to the point where there is defensive and aggressive AI and that can basically allow us to remain safe by nullifying each other but with the spike in cyber warfare, rampant growth in artificial intelligence, and global instability because of war, and the chances of global warming playing a role, as well as nuclear warfare, it's not so safe of a bet. Perhaps AI can be our saving grace, but if it is so than we need to find a way to make it safe for us as well because if its not it poses a more dangerous threat than anything, in short everyone will have to have AI level protection and possibly quantum encryption, or no one can, or perhaps just the extremely powerful will have these technologies.
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Tom Ganks
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Just be sure to do it soon before they start programming themselves
Bestworld
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I honestly just wanna see if the world is capable of transitioning into a state of general income, which is needed once nearly every sector is automated. Probably won't be in my lifetime, but oh well, I can dream.
I've always been drawn towards AI. I even did a FUCKTON of research on the Enigma machine back in highschool, just before going into uni. Hopefully I will become skilled enough to work with it one day.
#HalWillBeReal
Conq
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I've felt the same way, and i'm no programmer but I totally agree, AI is risky though, is it worth the risk, it's sort of an all or nothing kind of thing eh? The more important question is if that risk has already been taken, it's probably to late to stop the development of AI.
Bestworld
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That's one of the many concerns of AI actually.
Conq
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They probably are in some corporate or government lab.
Bestworld
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Yes, the risk is great, especially if you wanna obtain true AI. There should just be a rule against making any combat or war-related AI systems, but that's already too late, so....
As to whether it's worth the risk or not, that depends how far you wanna take AI. You can add limitations. I take the nutty scientists stance on this one though. LET THE AI BE FREE!!
Bestworld
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Depends what you mean by "programming themselves". What you saw in this vid was also an AI basically "programming itself" from playing itself. So in a sense, it's the ideal training environment for them to "program themselves" in this way. It depends on the type of AI you want to develop though. My concern still lies with military AI as it's already been made and being improved.
Hashbrowns
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Did you see the Facebook bots invent their own language and start talking?
https://www.google.com/amp/gizmodo....ic-and-shut-down-an-ai-program-1797414922/amp
This is so stupid, we are all going to die
https://www.google.com/amp/gizmodo....ic-and-shut-down-an-ai-program-1797414922/amp
This is so stupid, we are all going to die
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Tom Ganks
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I believe that story was blown a little out of proportion
Hashbrowns
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Did they get shut down because they were dangerous, no?
Did they invent their own language, yes.
Probably not good.
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Tom Ganks
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There were other reports indicating that the reason was because Facebook didn't incentivize using English when set to talk with one another. But all things considered, it's still impressive and/or maybe a little unsettling. I just don't know enough details on the matter.
Selaya
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that wont work, unless you create a non-deterministic computer because determinism and creativity are like, polar opposites
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Tom Ganks
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It all depends on whether or not a goal is set for it. If that goal is to discover a solution to an unsolved physics equation, or scale a wall too steep for it to physically be capable without augmentation, we provide the tools or information for it to solve. The ai isn't built for any of these tasks specifically, but is given the goal to solve regardless, much like the ai in the video.
Deterministic reasoning is fallible when talking about advanced ai because (which I'm sure you know), to an extent, we're no different. We are nothing more than biological machines, whereas an ai is synthetic. We are usually not deterministic, as I had the choice to even make this thread. Now currently for general machine learning, ai is dependent on an external force to provide a goal. But we are our own evidence that the possibility of an independent ai is possible. There's no divine reasoning in the realm of science to prove otherwise.
Once curiosity is successfully implemented into the ai's system, there's no telling what it would do to solve a problem. Curiosity (apart from need) is the prime incentive for discovery.