Sounds like somebody did not get Orthogonality again. AIs don't spontaneously generate humanlike metamoral or metaethical frameworks.
What happens when a 'benevolent' AI decides that human suffering out-weighs human happiness? @ThomasMetzinger
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You could ask it to extrapolate a human thought process to reflective equilibrium and you might get a startling result.
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Risk from our-of-control AI is not a computer science problem, but a risk management one. As financial experts can't predict financial risk.
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It's a Sci-Fi problem. The incentives for addressing fictional problems should be equally fictional.
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Is that decision based on sentiment analysis? Is it applying solicited euthanasia?https://trylks.wordpress.com/2016/07/03/how-to-make-a-safe-self-improving-ai/ …
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See also; With Folded Hands by Jack Williamson https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/With_Folded_Hands …
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How would it weigh that!
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Judge Death?
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Hopefully their is an AI that thinks we are worth fighting for that can kick its butt.
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